Kenneth Meshoe is the leader of South Africa’s largest Christian party, the ACDP (African Christian Democratic Party).
He has been its head since 1993 and became a member of parliament in 1994, making him one of longest standing members of parliament in post-apartheid South Africa.
The media has criticised him for his outspoken views on a number of issues, including homosexuality, abortion, and same-sex marriage.
The ACDP’s main focus is social justice, human rights, and morality.
The party is opposed to abortion, same-sex marriage, and euthanasia. It also supports the death penalty for certain heinous crimes.
The ACDP has been a vocal critic of the ANC government and has accused the government of corruption, mismanagement, and human rights abuses. The party has also been critical of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and has accused the EFF of being a racist and xenophobic party.
The ACDP has never won a national election in South Africa.
However, it has won seats in the National Assembly and the provincial legislatures.
The ACDP is a small party, but it has a significant following among conservative Christians in South Africa.
Kenneth chatted to me about his history, lessons he’s learnt, and why he opposes Covid™ vaccines.
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