Busisiwe Mavuso | We need reforms to build a resilient economy – and it starts with your vote

News24 Business2 November 2026 at 07:26

The ultimate check on government delivery is the ballot box, and this week’s local government elections provide that opportunity. Busisiwe Mavuso hopes that citizens will vote in large numbers to demand service delivery.
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