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From the mouths of babes, what kids would do if they were mayor [WATCH]

The Courier visited 3 local schools and asked the Grade 1s what they would do for their community if they were elected mayor.

Now the local government elections are over, everyone is eager to see if the elected leaders will deliver on their promises.

The Courier visited 3 local schools and asked the Grade 1s what they would do for their community if they were elected mayor.

All we can say is that the future is bright as many of these seven year old youngsters spoke from their hearts on real issues.

Potholes, water shortages, food and jobs were top of the list.

Of course, the banning of homework, free sweets and a ten-storey slide were also critical for good governance.

 

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