Mayibuye Movement takes final campaign push to the streets of Giyani
GIYANI – The Afrika Mayibuye Movement has mobilised scores of its members and volunteers in Giyani ahead of its final campaign push for the Greater Giyani Municipality, as political parties intensify their efforts to win over voters ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.
The movement’s supporters gathered at the statue of VaTsonga King Mdungazi Ngungunyani on Saturday, 31 October 2026, ahead of a planned final push motorcade through the streets of Giyani.
The campaign activation is expected to see volunteers take the movement’s message directly to communities, encouraging residents to give Afrika Mayibuye an opportunity to lead the municipality.
Its Greater Giyani mayoral candidate, Erick Nkovani, popularly known as “Papa Penny”, is leading the final mobilisation drive, appealing to residents to support the movement at the ballot box on 4 November.
The motorcade forms part of the movement’s last campaign efforts to consolidate support and persuade undecided voters before election day.
With just days remaining before voters head to the polls, the Giyani activation signals Mayibuye’s determination to challenge established political formations and position itself as an alternative in the municipality.
The movement is seeking to turn its campaign momentum into votes as political competition intensifies across Limpopo.
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