FF Plus enters race for Bitou, Garden Route, contests all wards in Western Cape

Author: Suné PaynePublished on: September 19, 2026Country: South Africa

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FF Plus enters race for Bitou, Garden Route, contests all wards in Western Cape

The FF Plus party has announced its candidacy for the elections in the Bitou region, located in the Garden Route. They plan to contest all wards in the Western Cape. This decision marks an important step for the party in its strategy for expansion and political influence in the province.

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