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Overstrand Municipality elects Archibald 'Archie' Klaas as its first black mayor

Cape Times

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May 14, 2025

THE Land Party has declared the election of Archibald 'Archie' Klaas as Overstrand Municipality’s first black executive mayor a direct result of its growing influence and pressure on the DA to transform leadership in the historically exclusive council.

- MANDILAKHE TSHWETE

He took the position following the resignation of Dr Annelie Rabie in March. In a bold statement following Klaas’s election during a Special Council Meeting on Monday, 2025, Land Party spokesperson Asavela Sithonga said the milestone was not an act of progressive governance, but a calculated response to shifting political tides.

“This election is not a DA initiative rooted in transformation,” said Sithonga.

“It is the outcome of consistent pressure from the Land Party’s presence and the demands of the people of Overstrand”

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