Al Jama-ah Rules Out Coalitions, Vows Stronger Opposition and Accountability.
From First Take SA · 13:57
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South Africa's post-election municipal landscape is shifting toward aggressive coalition oversight as councils begin their new terms. Al Jama-ah President Ganief Hendricks says his party is ready to weaponise its growing representation to crush class-based service delivery gaps. Hendricks insists that affluent areas can no longer be prioritised over poorer communities at the expense of constitutional obligations. Hendricks spoke to Elvis Presslin to outline the party's hardline opposition strategy on land tenure and spatial housing inequality....
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