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FILE| ANC supporters holding flags.
The African National Congress (ANC) in the North West says it is sharpening its focus on service delivery as part of efforts to improve governance and organisational readiness in the province.
The party held its Extended Provincial Executive Committee Lekgotla in Klerksdorp, which ended on Saturday.
Party leaders have met ahead of this year’s Local Government Elections to assess challenges affecting municipalities.
Speaking on the sidelines of the gathering, Reginah Mhaule, deployed as ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) member in the province, says service delivery issues undermine public confidence in local government.
WATCH | ANC North West Provincial Chairperson Nono Maloyi says all officials in conflict with the law will be asked to excuse themselves so that they can focus on delivering quality services to residents. pic.twitter.com/nxWyVuMF5f
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“When we started, we outlined the resolutions of the NEC Lekgotla of the ANC and then we localised them because they are too broad for South Africa. However, here we take resolutions that align with the needs of NW residents, such as water, electricity, roads and pothole issues in our municipalities. We also have a problem of unruly councillors that fight amongst each other, so now we urge them to stop so that we can focus on addressing issues of service delivery for the sake of our people.”
VIDEO| ANC North West warns municipalities to get their houses in order:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtYE5Hs5yNU
