Lebo M Joins Herman Mashaba’s Party, ActionSA

Ahead of the regime elections, Mzansi has seen plenty of celebrities change of integrity the political house.

A celebrity WHO recently donned colors of a party is reality television star and triumph producer, Lebo M.

The media temperament has been campaign for Woodrow Charles Herman Mashaba’s party, ActionSA.

Speaking to Daily Sun, Lebo same he has continually had political interests and explained why he determined to affix Herman’s party.

“I created a acutely aware call to support Mashaba as a desperate got to participate in conveyance regarding dignity to our nation. i’m exhausted with the extent of crime and chaotic corruption in our current dispensation that has become globally embarrassing to most people WHO need to answer on behalf of the country,” he said.

Lately, a lot of and a lot of media personalities square measure change of integrity politics. once asked if this has become a trend or he actually believes that they will use their influence to bring amendment.

Lebo told Daily Sun they’re simply being accountable voters.

The past 2 years are terribly tough for artists since the pandemic hit our shores and are sharing their struggles, asking government for help.

But Lebo shared that it’s just about created general knowledge, they need been troubled for many years.

“From beginning post-1994, the humanities and diversion sector and culture haven’t been a priority to a decent degree domestically and/or globally in African country. Embarrassing, given the talent and resources accessible,” he shared.

He additionally shared that he’s optimistic and believes that ActionSA can win.

“We would like new energy and direction. we want daring and decisive leadership,” he said.

When asked regarding music and whether or not we tend to have gotten a second season of his tongue-wagging reality show, Lebo M said: “I can concentrate on those post-elections. My priority at once is my responsibility to be a full of life subject and also the new commitment I created to the general public through ActionSA.”