GREAT KEI – Former Great Kei Local Municipality Chief Whip Luleka Ndabambi has been confirmed as the Great Kei Community Movement’s Ward 6 candidate for the upcoming 2026 Local Government Elections, marking her return to frontline local politics.
Ndabambi previously served as the municipality’s Chief Whip during the administration of former Executive Mayor Loyiso Tshetsha. She will now contest Ward 6 under the banner of the Great Kei Community Movement, a community-based political organisation seeking to expand its representation in the municipality.
Party Expands Across Great Kei
The Great Kei Community Movement has announced candidates in several wards across the municipality, demonstrating its readiness for the upcoming elections. The organisation has also been engaging with residents in different communities, sharing its vision and priorities while encouraging public participation ahead of the vote.
Women Take Centre Stage
The movement has nominated four female candidates, highlighting its commitment to strengthening women’s representation in local government. The party’s membership also includes individuals with experience in community development, business, and public service.
Manifesto Launch Expected
The Great Kei Community Movement is expected to unveil its election manifesto in the coming weeks. The document will outline the party’s key commitments and development plans as it campaigns for voter support ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.
The 2026 Local Government Elections are expected to attract a range of political parties and community-based organisations competing for control of municipalities across South Africa. In Great Kei, the Great Kei Community Movement is positioning itself as one of the local contenders seeking to gain the confidence of voters.
