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Inkatha Freedom Party leadership conducts a walkabout at the Moses Mabhida Stadium ahead of Sunday's manifesto launch. (Facebook/Inkatha Freedom Party)
The IFP is ready to pull a "show-stopper" of an election manifesto launch, which it says will attract a "confirmed" 90 000 supporters from all nine provinces.
The party held a press briefing at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Saturday, a day before the launch at the same venue.
Filling up of stadiums has become popular in South African politics as political parties gear up for the 29 May general elections.
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