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KwaDukuza town held ransom

Refuse is uncollected for a week, every corner its an eyesore including our wards.

Ward 17 (Stanger) Cllr Madhun Sobram Sing writes:

KwaDukuza has been held ransom due to political infighting within the ANC.

Although as the DA we do not like to meddle with the politics of other political parties this prolonged protest is affecting service delivery and has slowed down the economic activities of our town.

For how long must we wait for ANC leadership provincial /national to intervene in resolving issues that are now fought on the streets of KwaDukuza?

Refuse is uncollected for a week, every corner its an eyesore including our wards.

Our town and wards are filthy. If the situation is not contained and brought to normality it could lead to outbreaks of diseases.

Council meetings have been adjourned indefinitely. KwaDukuza and Ilembe municipalities that provide essential services have been shut down.

We call upon the authorities to step in! Or is this a scenario we as law abiding citizens have to get accustomed to?

The community cannot endure any more intimidation. All we need is the return of peace is our small town.

The loss to our town could run into millions while our economy is contracting not a good sign job creation.

It’s almost a week, enough is enough!


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