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Julius Malema proposes free utilities and tourism infrastructure in South Africa

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Julius Malema, leader of Economic Freedom Fighters, proposed that beneficiaries of the South African Social Security Agency should not have to pay for water and electricity under an Economic Freedom Fighters government. He also called for replacing aging water pipes and addressing sewage pollution in eThekwini. Malema stated that improving sanitation would make eThekwini beaches suitable for tourists, who constitute the local economy.

From ecr.co.za

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The proposals relate to the ongoing debate over social grant funding and cost in South Africa. Implementing free basic services and major infrastructure upgrades would require significant changes to national utility subsidies and public spending.

The proposals are part of a larger debate over social grant funding and cost in South Africa.

From ecr.co.za

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