Led by the People. Built for the Future.
The People’s Movement for Change (PMC) is not built in boardrooms or behind closed doors — it is built in the streets, in communities, in classrooms, and around kitchen tables. It is powered by the people — not the elite.
At the heart of PMC is a new kind of leadership: people who refuse to accept a broken system. We are parents who’ve waited too long for schools that work. We are workers who demand wages that feed our families. We are students who will not inherit a future we didn’t shape. We are elders who fought for freedom and now fight for truth.
We are not career politicians. We are organisers, caregivers, educators, and activists — united by one mission:
👉 To restore dignity, justice, and opportunity to every corner of South Africa.
Our leaders do not chase power — they carry responsibility. They are grounded in community, guided by principle, and driven by a simple but radical belief: this country belongs to all of us.
We do not make empty promises.
We build real, lasting change — one conversation, one household, one ward at a time.
This is the People’s Movement. This is the leadership we’ve been waiting for.
The Leadership of PMC
Marius Frasman
President
Marius Fransman is a seasoned politician and former Deputy Minister of International Relations. As President of PMC, he champions grassroots change and inclusive development across South Africa.
Nomdusio Sono
National Chairperson
Nomdusio Sono is a dedicated community leader and political organiser, currently serving as the National Chairperson of PMC. With a strong commitment to grassroots empowerment and ethical leadership, she plays a pivotal role in steering the party’s national strategy and ensuring accountability across all structures. Her leadership reflects PMC’s vision of a people-led, transformative South Africa.
Dan Plato
National Treasurer
Dan Plato brings a wealth of leadership experience, having served as both Mayor of Cape Town and Western Cape MEC for Community Safety. Known for his dedication to community development and public accountability, he now serves as the National Treasurer of PMC, where he oversees the financial strategy and resource management of the movement.
Jemayne Andrews
Deputy Secretary General
Jemayne Andrews plays a vital role in driving the administrative and strategic coordination of the PMC. As Deputy Secretary General, he supports the smooth operation of national structures and helps ensure that the movement remains focused, organized, and responsive to the needs of the people.
Graham Malgas
National Organiser
Graham Malgas serves as the National Organiser for PMC, responsible for coordinating grassroots structures, mobilising communities, and strengthening the party’s national footprint. With a deep commitment to social justice and people-powered change, he plays a critical role in building local activism and driving the organisational engine of the movement.
Zandre Allen
National Convener
Zandre Allen serves as the National Convener of the People’s Movement for Change (PMC), where he plays a key leadership role in uniting communities, driving grassroots mobilization, and shaping the national direction of the movement. With a deep commitment to social justice and transformative politics, Zandre works tirelessly to ensure that PMC remains a people-centered force for change in South Africa.
Nadia Du Plooy
Provincial Treasurer
Nadia du Plooy serves as the Provincial Treasurer of the People’s Movement for Change (PMC), where she is responsible for overseeing financial operations at the provincial level. With a commitment to transparency and accountability, Nadia plays a vital role in ensuring the party’s resources are managed effectively to support grassroots development and sustainable growth.
Grant Enrigo Harmse
National Head of Communications
Grant Enrigo Harmse leads the communications arm of PMC with a bold vision to reshape political messaging in South Africa. With a strong background in marketing, digital communications, public relations, media strategy and foreign policy, he ensures that the voice of the movement remains clear, powerful, and connected to the people.
Niyaaz Hakim
Head of Admin, Systems and IC – PMC National Coordinators Office
National Coordinator – PMC Youth Command
Niyaaz Hakim is the Head of Admin, Systems and IC in the PMC National Coordinators Office and serves as the National Coordinator of the PMC Youth Command. He became involved in politics at a young age through the Congress of South African Students and remains active in community work and international solidarity efforts, including advocacy for Palestinian rights.
Meet the Leaders Who Are Driving the Change
You don’t have to come to us — we’ll come to you.
PMC leaders are available to visit communities, attend local meetings, and engage directly with residents.
📍 Host a community conversation.
🗣️ Invite a PMC leader to your area.
💬 Let’s talk about what matters — together.
Email us at info@pmc.org.za or contact your local PMC organiser to schedule a visit.