Underdog vs frontrunner: Sibusiso Dyonase takes on Geordin Hill-Lewis for DA leadership
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In the final days before the Democratic Alliance’s federal congress, a little-known party member, without a national profile or the resources of his rival, has entered the race for the top job, determined to be heard.
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What happened
In the final days before the Democratic Alliance’s federal congress, a little-known party member, without a national profile or the resources of his rival, has entered the race for the top job, determined to be heard.
Why it matters
Sibusiso Dyonase has entered the race for federal leader, just two days before the deadline, stepping into a contest widely expected to favour the frontrunner, Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.
Common ground
While he does not have a national profile, Dyonase is unapologetic about his late entry and clear about his intent.
Perspective signals
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