The former Democratic Alliance leader launched his new political party Build One SA this past weekend in Soweto. Maimane promised to restore the hope of the people by delivering on failed promises by the current government. He said he has a dream for the country hence his return into the political sphere.
"The dream is to improve the education system and build an economy that will ensure job creation. I want every home in Soweto to have at least have one employed person," Maimane said adding that he wants to improve township economy by investing in the birth of small business through providing capital.                                           "We need to have cooks, builders, and tech savvy youth. I want people to work close to their homes so they can see their children in the morning and afternoon . Having to commute  to work early in the morning and come back late at night should come to an end. Parents don't get to spend time with their children and they never know what happens in their lives."

SICK AND TIRED OF CORRUPT LEADERS

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He said he was tired of corrupt leaders who have no interest in their people. Mmaimane said it's important to have a president who takes accountability and stays awake. "I want to run for the 2024 national general elections as the party's presidential candidate. I want the best cabinet that has people from different places working for the people and not against them." Maimane said he chose to launch in Naledi, Soweto, because he believes that it is yet to produce more stars. "We launched in the city of gold where the remains of one of the first humans named Homo Naledi was found," he said.
Maimane said all the people that feel unnoticed and forgotten not to despair because BOSA will be there for them.
"You have no water, electricity and no jobs and I know that you are frustrated but change will be diverted and it all up to you," he promised.

A COUNTRY-WIDE LAUNCH

He said he will launch BOSA in all nine provinces before December. " We will bring South Africans together one province at a time, bringing families together and keeping the streets safe," said Maimane, adding that he appreciated the warm welcome and has hope that there will be unity in working towards a better South Africa.