Dry taps, sewage spills, power cuts and bad roads haunt South Africa’s ANC
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Ahead of local elections, voters are angry about poor services provided by many municipalities
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Dry taps, sewage spills, power cuts and bad roads haunt South Africa’s ANC. Ahead of local elections, voters are angry about poor services provided by many municipalities Covered by 1 publications. Financial Times World: Dry taps, sewage spills, power cuts and bad roads haunt South Africa’s ANC.
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