Ifp Youth Expect Job Creation Plans At 50th Anniversary

Young Inkatha Freedom Party IFP supporters attending the party's 50th anniversary celebrations say they want to hear plans to address youth unemployment in South Africa.

The supporters believe the IFP's role in the government of national unity should be used to create more job opportunities.

Philani Nyandeni, from Johannesburg's Ward 123, says attending the event is important.

I see it very important for me to partake in this function that is taking place to celebrate 50 years of integrity, services, as well as service delivery, he says.

Nyandeni highlighted the IFP's contributions, particularly those of its late founder, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi.