OUR CITY NEWS: Joburg mayoral candidate Tlaleng Mofokeng on balancing grief and her political vision
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The medical doctor, activist and EFF candidate explains why she decided to continue campaigning despite her husband’s death, but stresses that she’s not in it to build a political career – she wants to change things and move on.
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