The rot and rotten goings-on in Emfuleni municipality
The Emfuleni municipality is committing a crime against humanity and is guilty of corruption.
This sounds severe but when one lives in the Vaal Triangle, this is exactly what the ANC-run local municipality in Gauteng has visited upon its ratepayers.
The pitiful situation that residents find themselves in is all caused by mismanagement and corruption. It has been reported time and again in the news media and on television.
The problem is the council has been under semi-administration for two years and absolutely nothing has changed in fact, it has gone from bad to worse.
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