DA will restore stability in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro: Hill-Lewis
Nelson Mandela Bay Metro has been plagued by coalition tensions and service-delivery challenges.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA), has pledged that his party would bring stability to Nelson Mandela Bay Metro in the Eastern Cape if he were elected mayor in the upcoming Local Government Elections. Hill-Lewis made this statement at a DA election campaign rally in Gqeberha on Monday. He expressed confidence in the party's ability to foster economic growth and generate job opportunities, stating, "So, I believe that this wonderful city has enormous potential.
Do you believe that? We have the best people. They're here in this room. Do you believe that? This is an amazing city." Hill-Lewis emphasized the city's vast tourism and business potential, asserting that these strengths have not vanished due to a poor government; instead, they have been concealed for too long. He called for the unveiling of Nelson Mandela Bay's hidden potential to the world.
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