Poverty
Poverty in SA is partially as a result of the past apartheid regime's limitations that were placed on the economic and societal participation of blacks, coloureds, indians and other marginalised linguistic groups.
   But even during those difficult years, many of these people were able to rise above the discrimination and poverty and make a success of their lives. Many practiced family planning, had smaller families, and could thus afford good education for their children who then could get better jobs.
   Apartheid is gone legally, but the current government still practices it against coloureds, indians and whites. Many whites can weather these conditions due to their previously-favoured position, but there exists today many disadvantaged whites in SA. Coloureds and Indians get the worst deal of all, being discriminated against under apartheid and now also under the ANC.
   An SABP-led government will truly abolish all partisan and other discrimination.
   Implementation of SABP policies on Abortion, Agriculture, Business, Economy, Education, Family, Foreign, Health, Housing, Jobs, Labour, Population, Water, Welfare, Women and Children, and Youth will act together to alleviate poverty in SA.