Winde ready for hard work in WC, as DA leads with most votes

CAPE TOWN – Democratic Alliance Western Cape premier candidate Alan Winde has admitted hard work lies ahead, as the party holds on to the reins in the Cape for a further five years.

But Winde, who is set to take over from Helen Zille, was optimistic on Friday and boasted that the DA had created the most jobs in the Western Cape. The DA recently launched its Jobs Act, which would focus on two key areas critical to economic recovery: foreign investment and SMMES.

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