Rise Mzansi leader blames ANC for chaos in Limpopo

Rise Mzansi leader calls out ANC's water crisis in Limpopo, urges voters to support their lasting solutions.

Songezo Zibi, leader of Rise Mzansi, has asserted that over half of Limpopo’s population will cast their votes in the upcoming elections amidst a dire water shortage, attributing the crisis to the mismanagement of the ANC.Zibi urged all participants in the upcoming elections to support his party, emphasising thatZibi stated that South Africa requires approximately R1 trillion to address the nation’s water challenges permanently.

Zibi warned that as long as the ANC remains in government, there’s a genuine risk of the country’s water infrastructure collapsing entirely. “Because of the mess created by the ANC, it is estimated that it will cost a trillion rands over 10 years to fix our water infrastructure,” he said.

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