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MK Party’s Bongani Baloyi calls for tighter financial controls to revive Johannesburg

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MK Party’s Bongani Baloyi calls for tighter financial controls to revive Johannesburg

MK Party Johannesburg mayoral candidate Bongani Baloyi says the city must overhaul its financial management, reduce water and electricity losses and recover outstanding revenue to fund essential services and improve residents’ quality of life.

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