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VIDEO | “Bulk infrastructure and informal settlements upgrading are our priorities” – Werner Pretorious


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Bloemfontein – While political parties have 14 days to negotiate and form coalitions in hung municipalities following local government elections last week, the Democratic Alliance in Free State has drawn line in sand for negotiations.

Speaking exclusively to this publication on Saturday, Werner Pretorious, DA’s Mayoral candidate for Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality said they will always prioritise communities as they negotiate.

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Pretorius said regardless of their position in the new council, be it oposition or lead, Bulk Infrastructure and Informal Settlements will be top priorities.

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With regard to public safety, Pretorious said it’s shocking that the directorate has only two cars.

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In conclusion, he thanked residents.

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