Tonse Alliance presidential hopeful Brian Mundubile has announced plans to roll out a nationwide listening campaign across all provinces in the run-up to the August 13, 2026 general elections.
Speaking at the launch of his “100 Days of Hope” initiative, Mundubile said the tour is designed to build his policy direction around the lived experiences and concerns of ordinary citizens.
He stressed that his approach would focus on listening rather than lecturing, noting that meaningful leadership begins with understanding people’s realities on the ground.
The Mporokoso lawmaker explained that the campaign will prioritize direct engagement at the grassroots level before outlining major national commitments, ensuring that community voices help shape his agenda.
Mundubile added that beyond politics, the initiative aims to foster unity and renew a sense of optimism among citizens ahead of the polls.
Youth empowerment remains central to his message, with promises to expand opportunities in job creation, skills training, and support for small and medium-sized enterprises. He also pledged to give young people a stronger voice in national decision-making.
In addition, he highlighted the need to strengthen women’s participation in leadership and development programs, emphasizing their critical role in national progress.
Mundubile further called on citizens to actively support the “100 Days of Hope” campaign by contributing positively within their communities—through mentorship, acts of service, and maintaining clean and healthy environments.
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