Contribution to the Solidarity Fund
11 April 2020
The threat of the Covid-19 pandemic has necessitated drastic measures in the form of the National Lockdown to slow down the rate of transmissions and to flatten the curve.
The lockdown, whilst a being a necessary intervention in a time of crisis, has adversely affected South Africa’s already struggling economy. The road to recovery will most definitely be a difficult one which will require patriotic cooperation, collaborative action and policy certainty.
Accordingly, the IFP National Executive Committee (NEC) in a teleconference meeting yesterday unanimously agreed that the IFP will make a contribution of half a million rand (R500 000) to the Solidarity Fund over three months.
This contribution will be sourced from IFP Public Representatives through the Office of the IFP Treasurer-General.