Blaauwberg Region ACDP

09/06/2026

WHAT EVERY CHRISTIAN SHOULD BE INFORMED ABOUT REGARDING YOUR VOTE.

REGISTRATION WEEKEND - 20+21 JUNE 2026

As Christians, we are called not only to pray for our nation, but also to take responsibility for the future of our communities. Voting is more than a political act it is a stewardship decision. When believers support a Christian party, they help place godly values, biblical principles, integrity, justice, and the protection of family at the center of leadership and decision-making.

A Christian party seeks to uphold values rooted in faith protecting life, promoting righteousness, strengthening families, fighting corruption, and serving communities with compassion and accountability. While no political party is perfect, supporting leaders who openly stand for Christian principles helps ensure that the voice of the Church is represented in government and society.

The Bible reminds us in Proverbs 29:2, “When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice.” As believers, we should not remain silent or disconnected from the direction of our nation. Our vote is our voice, and through it we can help shape a future that reflects truth, morality, justice, and hope.

This election, do not vote only with emotions or promises in mind — vote with prayer, wisdom, and conviction. Support leadership that aligns with your faith and values. A nation changes when believers stand together with purpose.

MP Steve Swart



ACDP Western Cape ACDP Western Cape

03/06/2026

Statement on Bullying

The African Christian Democratic Party in the Western Cape expresses deep concern regarding the growing scourge of bullying affecting learners in schools across the Western Cape.

Every child deserves to learn in an environment that is safe, caring, and conducive to personal growth. Yet many learners are subjected daily to intimidation, physical abuse, verbal harassment, cyberbullying, and emotional trauma.

Bullying not only undermines a learner’s confidence and academic performance but can also leave lasting psychological scars that impact families and entire communities. Incidents where learners suffer in silence or feel isolated should be a matter of serious concern for all sectors of society.

Parents are encouraged to remain actively involved in the lives of their school-going children. Any changes in behaviour, mood, or daily routines should be noticed and addressed through consistent, open interaction.

Christians calls on schools, parents, educators, faith-based organisations, and communities to work together to strengthen anti-bullying measures and to restore discipline, compassion, and respect within educational environments.

The ACDP further appeals to parents and gaurdians to report bullying to the principal of the respective school. If for any reason the bullying continues that this matter be reported to the WCED District Office.

Ferlon Christians
ACDP Leader: Western Cape
Member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament

03/06/2026

Statement: Violence in the Home

Families are under immense pressure including unemployment, poverty, rising living costs, and ongoing financial hardship.

For many parents, the stress of being unable to provide food, shelter, and basic necessities can become overwhelming.

Regrettably, these pressures can at times lead to conflict, aggression, and even physical violence within the home. Such circumstances place strain on relationships between spouses, as well as between parents and their children.

Christians urges parents and caregivers who are facing these challenges to seek help before situations escalate. Faith-based organisations, community groups, social workers, and government support services are available to offer counselling, guidance, and practical assistance.

Seeking support is not a sign of weakness—it is a sign of care, responsibility, and a deep commitment to the well-being of one’s family. It reflects the desire of loving parents to provide a safe and nurturing environment for their children.

During Child Protection Week, let us stand together to strengthen families, support parents, and ensure that every child is protected, valued, and given the opportunity to thrive.

Ferlon Christians
ACDP Leader: Western Cape
Member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament

23/05/2026

Preparing our members for Voter Registration Weekend on 20 + 21 June 🙏


ACDP Western Cape ACDP Cape Town

16/05/2026

Awesome Visibility in W104 this morning engaging with the Community 🫶 🫂✝️🫶

ACDP Western Cape ACDP Cape Town

30/04/2026

🥳BREAKING NEWS🥳

The ACDP in the City of Cape Town notes and welcomes the ruling of the High Court which ruled that the fixed tariffs set by the City of Cape Town in the 25/26 financial year is unlawful and invalid in the case brought by the South African Property Owners (SAPOA) and AfriForum.

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The ACDP in the City of Cape Town notes and welcomes the ruling of the High Court which ruled that the fixed tariffs set by the City of Cape Town in the 25/26 financial year is unlawful and invalid in the case brought by the South African Property Owners (SAPOA) and AfriForum.

The ACDP did not support the budget due to the cost to the ratepayers of our beautiful city, with rising food and fuel costs; the expectation to increase rates through these fixed tariff charges has a significant impact on middle income homes primarily.

We reiterate that infrastructure development, service delivery and the safety of our residents need to be prioritized however we need to look at ways to mitigate the impact on residents that fund the development of our City, while simultaneously building Cape Town to be the number one municipality in the country.

We look forward to seeing the progress in implementing further measures that will bring relief to households and communities across the metro making the city more affordable to live in.

Issued by:
City of Cape Town ACDP Caucus

27/04/2026

Freedom Day - ACDP Blaauwberg Regional Visibility

The ACDP was on the ground in Ward 104 (Dunoon), Ward 107 (Parklands) and Ward 113 (Table View) engaging with residents and listening to community concerns.

We remain committed to visible leadership, better service delivery, safer communities, and creating hope for all. The ACDP believes real leadership starts with the people.

27/04/2026

24/04/2026

ACDP Blaauwberg Region Visibility Campaigns on 27 April 2026

The ACDP continues to make its presence felt in the Blaauwberg Region, led by Regional Leader Karen McCarroll. We want to engage with community members, share our vision, and reaffirm our commitment to service, integrity, and positive change.

These visibility campaigns form part of our ongoing mission to build stronger relationships within our communities and ensure that every voice is heard.

The ACDP remains dedicated to bringing hope, practical solutions, and accountable leadership to the Blaauwberg Region.

ACDP Cares. ACDP Delivers. Put your ❌️ by the ☦️

14/02/2026

Thank you to the for their donation of 20 crochet blankets, teddies 🧸, beanies, muffins 🥮, biscuits 🍪 & juice🧃 to Wings of Hope Crèche in Dunoon.

W104 Chair Nombongo Yanta was very grateful for this donation & thanked Avril Dames from W107 for arranging this special gift to bring hope & joy to these children 🫂🙏

ACDP Cape Town ACDP Western Cape