OUR CITY NEWS: Lukhona Mnguni and Rise Mzansi’s pitch for a Joburg that belongs to everyone
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Rise Mzansi’s Lukhona Mnguni aims to revive Johannesburg through reliable services, safer communities and improved infrastructure, while acknowledging that the turnaround could take 10 to 15 years. He says coalition partners must priorit…
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