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New windows cannot hide the many challenges that Gugulethu residents continue to face every day. Children should not have to play alongside rats, and residents should not have to endure leaking drains that have gone unresolved for more than eight years. Service delivery has no colour. It has no... race. It has no religion. It has no postcode. It has only one responsibility: to serve every resident with dignity, fairness, and urgency. Inclusive governance is not optional; it is the constitutional duty of every municipality. Every resident deserves the opportunity to live in a safe, clean, and well-maintained environment. The true measure of progress is not what a city looks like, but how it treats all the people who call it home. ActionSA is committed to ensuring quality service delivery for all. Every community deserves clean and safe streets and the dignity that comes with responsive local government. Want so kan dit nie aangaan nie!show more

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