Condry.

I want to make a suggestion that in the next election, if a political party does not meet at least 10% of the vote, it must be cancelled and put off the roll. We are tired of so many political parties. Also, the tender system must employ and prioritise only unemployed South Africans first. This thing of foreigners getting government tenders while our people are sitting at home without jobs is nonsense. We have hundreds of registered parties and dozens of them contesting elections, but only a few really matter. The small ones just clutter the ballot, split the vote and make it harder to form a proper government. A 10% threshold would clean that up, force parties to get serious support before they stay on the roll, and give us more stability instead of endless small parties acting like kingmakers with almost no real backing. On tenders, government money should create jobs for our unemployed citizens first. Foreigners can do business, but they should not be getting preference or easy access to public contracts while millions of South Africans are unemployed. Put South Africans first in ownership, employment and the work that comes from those tenders. That is common sense and what most of us want.