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In a late last push for votes in the Western Cape, the ANC and the DA were embroiled in war of words after President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Mitchells Plain, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha on Friday. The president told residents in Mitchells Plain he remained hopeful the ANC could topple the DA in the province and encouraged residents to vote for the party that could take the province forward.
“You won’t believe what’s happening. We have old people who are living on cat and dog food. We are complaining to the DA about the DA. The DA is stealing money and they are not doing what they are supposed to be doing,” said Adriaanse to much cheering from the crowd. “The Western Cape is one large construction sight. Housing is not an issue that will be solved overnight, but people must not create the false impression that nothing is being done.”
Mayor Dan Plato fired back, saying: “I have had a number of engagements with the communities of Mitchells Plain in which I communicated that more than 6000 housing opportunities have been identified. We have allocated more than R2billion towards housing for the new financial year to deliver to our residents.
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