The City of Tshwane's coalition government, made up of six political parties, on Monday celebrated a year at the helm of the council, despite the instability of coalition governments in other parts of the country. | JKwritingz
The City of Tshwane's coalition government commemorated its first year at the helm. It celebrated the milestone by outlining some of the achievements attained over the past 12 months.
While the ANC received more votes, garnering 34.63% of the vote, which gave it 75 seats, it failed to obtain a clear majority. "Along with the top strategic plans, core basic service delivery has been a priority for our coalition government. We strongly believe that visible service delivery of day-to-day operations is important," said Williams. He said the City managed to"cut over 183 million square metres of grass, and we have repaired over 75 000 potholes and 60 000 streetlights".
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