"Steenhuisen Wins Hearts of Black South Africans with Calls for Him to Be President"
"Steenhuisen Wins Hearts of Black South Africans with Calls for Him to Be President" John Steenhuisen’s latest address in Johannesburg did more than present an economic plan—it ignited a sense of hope and unity among South Africans, crossing racial lines in a way that few leaders have managed to do. He stood before the nation not as a partisan figure, but as a unifier, earning applause from both black and white communities. His clear and bold plan for economic growth and job creation spoke to the everyday struggles of ordinary South Africans, offering tangible solutions in a time of uncertainty. His delivery exuded calm assurance—his words weren’t just policy; they were a promise that resonated with empathy and a deep appreciation of collective hardship. Crucially, Steenhuisen didn’t stop at economics. In his Johannesburg briefing, he took a firm stand against hate—specifically condemning Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie’s recently resurfaced racial slur. St...