eNCA reports that BLF leader Andile Mngxitama mentioned this during the launch of the party's election manifesto, dubbed 'the battle plan'. 

The party declared its allegiance to Zuma following their meeting last week. 

Among other issues, the four-year-old grouping wants the constitution changed to read 'South Africa belongs to black people', a state-owned bank that charges no interest for loans, the same pay for male and female national soccer players and legislation that will force officials to make use of state services.

Central to the party's messaging is the battle for land and it's standing by the slogan, says deputy Zanele Lwana.

Earlier this week the FF+ withdrew its electoral court case to prevent the BLF from contesting the elections on a ‘technicality’, saying it would rather do this than jeopardise the whole case.

eNCA