Councillors demand action, not excuses- Dlamini

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Maluti-a-Phofung council speaker Mandlenkosi Dlamini stating that councillors want action from the Executive Mayor and her Mayoral Committee when it comes to matters of service delivery not excuses.

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  1. The failure of Free State municipalities to deliver basic services clearly shows that we don’t need politicians to run our municipalities. Because all these political parties representatives in municipalities are the same, they look after their own interests. Some of them have become family businesses while others are for their girlfriends and boyfriends. They don’t care about people who voted for them. They get salaries every month for doing nothing. This is a disgrace to our hard fought political freedom

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