Roger Jardine

These parties – including new ones such as Songezo Zibi's Rise Mzanzi Roger Jardine's Change Starts Now former ANC Western Cape leader Marius Fransman's People's Movement for Change (PMC) and Herman Mashaba's ActionSA – are entering the race adamant they can take away votes from the ANC and the main opposition the DA...

Newcomers such as Songezo Zibi's Rise Mzansi and Roger Jardine's Change Starts Now which are not part of either group would be in a strong position to bargain for inclusion in the MPC alliance after the election and could even become kingmakers depending on the arithmetic (AC Vol 64 No 25 Former ANC business brain may take over Moonshot Pact)...

Led by ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula party officials have already been trotting out these talking points: accusing politicians who leave the ANC such as Roger Jardine as being in the pay of 'white monopoly capital'...

We hear that an informal understanding was reached in recent talks between Roger Jardine's new party Change Starts Now and its backers and the DA led by Steenhuisen and power-behind-the-throne Helen Zille chair of the party's Federal Council...

THE FRIENDS AND FOES OF ROGER JARDINE Within days of Mavuso Msimang's rare display of public defiance senior banker and former anti-apartheid activist Roger Jardine launched a new political movement on 10 December – Change Starts Now – ahead of registering it as a political party to contest next year's national elections...

Outgoing chairman of FirstRand Bank Roger Jardine has surfaced as the latest contender to lead an alliance of opposition parties against the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in next year's national elections...