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While the provincial executive and municipalities should be commended for growing public infrastructure in this province, challenges remain. Communities are bearing the brunt of instability at local government level. Municipalities have repeatedly been placed under administration, the Ditsobotla Local Municipality being the most recent of these. The national executive,... show more

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