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• The UAT was formed in 2022, so it holds no seats (Seat A place on the council, held by one councillor. A party with more votes gets more of these places.) from the 2021 local elections. We found no council (Council The group of elected people who make decisions for a municipality. They pass its budget and choose the mayor.) seat or post it has won since then. In a June 2024 by-election (a vote to fill one empty seat) in Lepelle-Nkumpi, Limpopo, it got 1% of the vote. Since 2024 it has one seat in the National Assembly and one in the Limpopo legislature. The 2026 election is its first general local election.

Parties (Party A group of people who stand for election together, with shared plans.) must declare some donations. This applies when one donor gives them more than R200 000 in total in a financial year. A financial year runs from April to March. The limit used to be R100 000. The President raised it in Proclamation Notice R. 275 of 2025. This was published in the Government Gazette on 18 August 2025. So the July to September 2025 report uses R100 000 for donations before that date. A smaller donation is declared once the donor's total for the year passes the limit. The IEC says the Political Funding Act covers each registered (Registered Your name is on the voters' roll. Registration for this election closed on 7 August 2026.) party, even one with no seats (Seat A place on the council, held by one councillor. A party with more votes gets more of these places.) in Parliament (Parliament South Africa's national law-makers, in Cape Town. It has two parts, the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces.) or a provincial legislature. So the IEC's reports cover each party listed here. Smaller gifts, membership fees and public money are not in these reports. So no rows means no donor passed the limit in these reports. It does not mean the party got no money. The IEC's yearly report shows each party's total of smaller gifts, without names. These are the donations the party told the IEC about, as the IEC published them. We do not compare parties. Checked 20 October 2026.

We found nothing. Checked 27 October 2026.

We found nothing. Checked 27 October 2026.

We found nothing. Checked 27 October 2026.

• “The United States of America’s decision should not be viewed as a loss, but rather as an opportunity for African self- reliance.”

  In Parliament, 6 March 2025

  L W Mahlatsi, a UAT MP (MP (Member of Parliament) A person who sits in Parliament, which makes South Africa's laws. They are not chosen in this local election.), said this in a debate in Parliament (Parliament South Africa's national law-makers, in Cape Town. It has two parts, the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces.) about the US stopping its aid. He says rich countries give Africa aid but take its minerals and keep it dependent. So he says Africa should use this moment to stand on its own feet. He wants South Africa to protect its minerals. He wants President Ramaphosa to call African leaders together to plan how to use them.

• “This move by the United States of America government is yet another manifestation of neocolonial oppression, echoing the historic exploitation and sub judication of African nations by the Western Power and their local allies, the white Afrikaner minority in South Africa.”

  In Parliament, 6 March 2025

  L W Mahlatsi, a UAT MP, said this in a debate in Parliament about the US stopping its aid. He called the US decision a form of neocolonial oppression. He named the white Afrikaner minority as the local allies of Western powers. Neocolonial means rich countries still controlling poorer ones through money and trade.

• “We must strengthen South-South Cooperation through the Brics and the African Continental Free Trade Area to reduce reliance on Western dominance financial system that has consistently failed us.”

  In Parliament, 3 June 2025

  L W Mahlatsi, a UAT MP, said this in a debate in Parliament on the P20, a meeting of parliaments from G20 countries. He wants South Africa to work more with other poorer countries through BRICS and Africa's free trade deal. BRICS is a group that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. He says the money system run by Western countries has failed Africa. He wants fair pay for South Africa's minerals.