PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa was on a charm offensive in Northern Cape as he embarked on a walkabout to several communities during the Letsema Campaign, reassuring residents that his administration was focused on addressing their pressing daily challenges, including service delivery and social inclusion.
The campaign is part of the ANC’s drive to address the power crisis, unemployment and poor service delivery.
During his walkabout in Kimberley, Northern Cape, a jovial Ramaphosa spoke to residents, listening attentively to their complaints and making promises to resolve them in due course.
The community of Kimberley is plagued by various service delivery issues, including sewage spills, potholes and water cuts.
Street lights are also not working due to cable theft.
“I am working to the best of my ability to address the challenges that our country faces,” said Ramaphosa.
“We are getting ready. We are working towards the 2024 elections and part of the
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