JOHANNESBURG - Political parties are deploying their heavyweights to rally support and convert undecided voters.
Joburg has emerged as a key battleground following growing public frustration over deteriorating basic services.
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This includes widespread power outages, uncollected refuse, and collapsing road infrastructure.
Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi, alongside Johannesburg mayoral candidate Lukhona Mnguni, campaigned in Midrand, encouraging residents to take ownership of the city's future at the ballot box.
In Alexandra, ActionSA targeted young people and potential first-time voters.
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In the Johannesburg CBD, the Inkatha Freedom Party and its supporters rallied urban voters, stressing that effective service delivery begins with active participation.
Coalition politics in metros like Johannesburg have put local governance under intense public scrutiny. It’s made voter mobilisation a critical factor for every party vying for council seats.
- eNCA's Silindelo Sebata reports.