By Akani Nkuna
The City of Tshwane has been plagued by service delivery issues for years. Also, in the last three years, it has had four mayors with ActionSA’s Nasiphi Moya taking over the reins in October.
This followed a motion of no confidence submitted by the African National Congress more than a month ago, which saw the Democratic Alliance’s Cilliers Brink being ousted as mayor.
Despite the ANC now occupying five MMC positions and the deputy mayor position, the party’s secretary-general Fikile Mbalula led a march to Tshwane House on Friday, where he handed over a memorandum of demands listing 17 issues the party wants the metro to address.
“We, the people of Tshwane, marched last year [to] present our demands to the previous DA-led government in the city. Our demands were not met. We are here to restate our demands to the newly elected mayor and her new
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