Speaking on the sidelines of the Black Business Council summit in Midrand, Malema said coalition in Tshwane had failed to work, therefore a new mandate will have to come from the electorate.
“When we wanted to govern, we said the priority will be to build a water reticulation plant in Hammanskraal and make sure that the water is clean for the people. We said we will clean Tshwane as it is dirty, as if it is not a capital city. We wanted to clean even the townships in Tshwane, but the ANC did not give us that opportunity,” he said.
Makhura said that the province had taken a decision tomdissolve the municipality’s council that had been continuously failed to pass budgets, elect mayor, supply water, pay its creditors, among other issues.
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