The ANC launched its local government manifesto in Port Elizabeth, now Gqeberha, ahead of the August municipal elections. It promised better local government and greater community participation. Municipal services such as housing, water, sanitation, electricity and transport remained central to everyday struggles, especially in townships and informal settlements shaped by apartheid spatial planning. The manifesto stated the party’s commitments; voters would assess them at the ballot box.
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