CDA Alliance partners

ALLIANCE PARTNERS
ACT - ALLIANCE FOR COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION

ACT was formed out of a desire to see Christian politics play itself out at community level thereby bringing real change to the communties themselves. It is a firm rooted ACT belief that transformation of our nation needs to happen at grass roots level rather than simply at a national legislative level.

The Party is firmly grounded on Biblical principles and holds an uncompromising stance that this is the only road to proper governance based in servanthood.

Committed to a federal system of governance, ACT focuses much of its action on empowering local community leaders so that change can be driven by local needs and desires.
FD - FEDERATION OF DEMOCRATS

The FD was originally established in the Western Cape and has since grown to be a force across the nation. With unwavering Biblical principles as it's cornerstone, it has one end in mind - governance under God.

The FD believes it is time for communities to take a stand and that for too long we have allowed decisions to be made on our behalf by people who care only for themselves.

They remain steadfast in that what is needed are people of strong moral character and integrity to take up office. People who truly understand the needs of the people and are committed to delivery not personal self gain. See Website.
CDP - CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY

The Christian Democratic Party was registered on the 9th September 1999 and has taken part in various elections and by-elections, and presently has Councillors in the Johannesburg Metropolitan Council as well as the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality.

Although initially based in the Gauteng region, it has grown to have a presence across the nation.

The CDP is one of the founding and members and initiators of what is today the CDA.
It is firmly based on Biblical principles and operates on a federal leadership structure.
PCP - PARTY FOR CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES

Originating out of the Free State, The Party for Christian pricniples was estabished to provide a viable Christian alternative for voters in the Free State province.

It is a party finding its origins in deep Christian academic thought and is committed to taking each step on clear Biblical principle, and also providing the nation with clear uncompromising direction.

Recognising the need for Christians to unite, the PCP had no hestitation in joining the alliance, in order to provide a unified political voice for the nation.
CP - CHRISTIAN PARTY

The Christian Party was founded in September 2005 by Louis Marneweck and was registered in October 2005 with the Independent Electoral Commission as a political party. The party is registered as a National party in terms of the electoral legislation which qualifies it to participate in all elections for the National Assembly, all Provincial Parliaments and all municipalities. The party is currently represented in the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature. As a Christian Party, they don’t align themselves with any secular political ideology (democratic, conservative, liberal or African) whatsoever.
The CP has a vote agreement with the CDA whereby all CDA members will vote CP for regional and provincial ballots in Mpumalanga and all CP voters will vote CDA on the national ballot.
PDP - PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Under the current presidency of Puleng Mpokotho, the PDP was formed primarily as a party that would focus on the needs and aspirations of youth, which are largely ignored by other parties.

They have a clear manifesto of youth development focusing on education, poverty and financial empowerment. Recognising the failure of the Youth Parliament and the National Youth Commission to constructively engage and develop the potential of our youth, the party was formed in 2007 to address these shortfalls.
They carry widespread support across South Africa and between all cultural and language groups. Recognising the need to base their programme on Biblical principals, the CDA was identified as the Party that could assist in meeting these ideals.