Ramaphosa went on a walk about in ward 13 in Promosa— where he heard that youth unemployment and a lack of housing were the communities’ biggest concerns
POTCHEFSTROOM - President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday said while the African National Congress was using the campaign trail to unite itself and the public, he was disappointed in the Democratic Alliance for their controversial 'heroes' posters in Phoenix.
“It’s even worse when a poster is put up that people who might have gotten involved in the terrible disaster that befell our people in KZN are heroes.” In ward 13 in Promosa, he heard that youth unemployment and a lack of housing were the community's biggest concerns.
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