BLSA tracker shows reform progress as municipal elections put service delivery to the test

MoneywebBusi Mavuso · 2 November 2026 at 08:33

Operation Vulindlela's latest reform confirms the hardest decisions are made, but rail and electricity still lag, and the municipal elections are a chance to demand service delivery, says BLSA's Mavuso.
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