
The ANC has committed to resolving issues raised by residents of Tembisa, according to party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula's associate Malatji, as reported by SABC. The commitment comes as ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa campaigns in the Gauteng township, where the party is engaging with local communities. The campaign visit forms part of the ANC's broader efforts to connect with voters and address their concerns ahead of elections.
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