DA Joburg mayoral hopeful Dr Mpho Phalatse says voters did not choose correctly in the 2016 local government elections, but now they have a chance to ’self-correct’.
Like several major metros, Johannesburg was not won outright by the ANC.
Phalatse said voters now had an opportunity to secure better lives for their families. She said the DA needed a majority to make this possible. “They have an opportunity of securing a better life for themselves and their families, for the next five years,” she said. “My promise to Johannesburg is to take them back to basics and to get the city to work again, and get all Johannesburg residents to take pride in their city once again.
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