News24 | Ramaphosa warns ANC councillors: Prioritise service delivery or face death of party
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has warned ANC councillors that not prioritising delivering services to residents could lead to the death of the party.
SATURDAY, 22 NOVEMBER 2025, 13:43
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has warned ANC councillors that not prioritising delivering services to residents could lead to the death of the party.
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“Failure to deliver services is an infringement of the basic rights of citizens.”

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