The Democratic Alliance’s Gauteng leader Solly Msimanga points to rampant crime and unclear policies as major hurdles to investment and creating jobs
Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.’s lofty plans to grow the economy will remain a pipe dream if the core problems deterring investment, such as crime and unclear policies, are not fixed, says Democratic Alliance Gauteng leader“Investors are hesitant to put their money into a province where crime is rampant and the government’s economic policies lack clarity.
He said it would strive to protect children and women from perpetrators of gender-based violence, kidnappers and human traffickers. “To date, in just under six months since this commitment, we have installed 485 transformers across Ekurhuleni, the Vaal, Johannesburg, the West Rand and Tshwane. This has brought much relief to communities which have languished without electricity,” he said.
The termination came despite earlier promises from Lesufi that these contracts would be extended by another 12 months. “This is a devastating blow to thousands of young people who relied on these jobs,” Msimanga said.
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