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ActionSA rejects government led by Helen Zille

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ActionSA rejects government led by Helen Zille

ActionSA believes a Johannesburg municipal government led by Helen Zille would present the same levels of instability and racial disparities in public service delivery, according to its national chair Michael Beaumont. The party is taking part in discussions on a future municipal coalition.

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