Johannesburg's 220bn Rand Backlog Casts Shadow Over South Africa's Local Vote
Johannesburg admits a 220bn rand infrastructure backlog as voters head to the polls on 4 November, with only 15% of South Africa's municipalities earning clean audits.
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Johannesburg admits a 220bn rand infrastructure backlog as voters head to the polls on 4 November, with only 15% of South Africa's municipalities earning clean audits.