Coalition govts constrain effective service delivery: Ramaphosa
He says he hopes the November 4th elections will give parties a clear majority to govern.
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has criticized coalition governments for impeding effective service delivery in South African municipalities. Speaking during the ANC's campaign in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni, Ramaphosa expressed concern that such governments limit the capacity of mayors and municipal committees to fulfill their duties. The leader of the ANC made his remarks ahead of the upcoming local government elections, scheduled for November 4th.
Ramaphosa expressed hope that the elections would result in a clear majority for a single party, enabling them to govern municipalities efficiently without facing constraints imposed by coalition governments. "Our people are crying out for good governance," Ramaphosa stated. "Politics, through coalition governments, tends to hold us back".
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