Ramaphosa, Cabinet to take deeper look at issues plaguing Joburg residents

The second day of the national government’s meeting with the City of Johannesburg kicks off at the city council on Friday morning.

JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa and his Cabinet will take a deeper look at issues plaguing millions of Johannesburg residents.

He expressed frustration over the city’s poor state, emphasising that it needs to be addressed immediately.

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