The Democratic Alliance has new leaders in charge
JOHANNESBURG – Geordin Hill-Lewis is now the party’s new federal leader.
He contested the position against Sedibeng councillor Sibusiso Dyonase, for the party’s top job.
The 39-year-old replaces John Steenhuisen, who did not seek re-election.
“My sincere thank you to each and every one of you, all the delegates of the Democratic Alliance, for placing your trust in me. I accept this responsibility with humility, with gratitude, and with a deep sense of duty. I stand before you as your newly elected leader with one promise.
“However long I have the privilege of serving in this job, I will be dedicated to the mission of building a stronger South Africa for everyone. Because South Africa is truly worth it. We have a great country, and we are a great people. And we love this country way too much to see it fail. So together we will build a stronger South Africa. And to do that, we will build a stronger democratic alliance.”
The results of the elections are as follows:
Federal Leader: Geordin Hill-Lewis
Federal Chairperson: Solly Msimanga
Deputy Federal Chairpersons:
1st Deputy: Siviwe Gwarube
2nd Deputy: Cilliers Brink
3rd Deputy: Solly Malatsi
Chairperson of the Federal Council: Ashor Sarupen
Deputy Chairpersons of the Federal Council:
1st Deputy: JP Smith
2nd Deputy: Thomas Walters
3rd Deputy: Carl Pophaim
Chairperson of Federal Finance: Dr Mark Burke










