Tensions were high as protesters demanded the removal of Alfred Duma Municipality Mayor Vincent Madlala.
Ladysmith residents blame Alfred Duma Municipality Mayor Vincent Madlala for the lack of service delivery and accuse him of being involved in taxi violence in the area.
CourtesyTensions were high asResidents blame Madlala for the lack of service delivery and accuse him of being involved in taxi violence in the area.Protesters are demanding the removal of the Mayor of the Alfred Duma Municipality, Vincent Madlala. Courtesy
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