The Citizenship Initiative (TCI), one of nine political parties contesting the March 2 General Elections, officially launched their campaign on Sunday declaring themselves “fairly confident” that they will find a place at the head of the “plurality of parties” set to enter the National Assembly.
Speaking at the launch, Presidential Candidate Rondha-Ann Lam stressed that her party was committed to a politics of “radical transformer” which is youth oriented and determined to have gender equity.
She noted that TCI won’t be the party to lie to the electorate and make promises they can’t keep even if they were to be elected to government.
