EMPTY POCKETS: Sheriff seizes Joburg assets as City admits late payment forced closure of service centre
As questions continue over the City of Johannesburg’s financial state, the Sheriff of the Court started removing assets from its main customer service centre on Friday, Thuso House, before the City was able to make a R3.4-million payment…
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