Ramaphosa Demands Action After Ekurhuleni Family Goes Five Years Without Electricity‎

Ramaphosa Demands Action After Ekurhuleni Family Goes Five Years Without Electricity

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‎ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has demanded urgent action after meeting a family in Ekurhuleni that has reportedly lived without electricity for five years.

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‎Speaking during a door-to-door campaign, Ramaphosa confronted the issue directly and called on the Ekurhuleni mayor to ensure that electricity is restored to the household.

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‎“If this thing is not done, I am coming to sleep here. You will find me here and you will have to make sure there’s electricity,” Ramaphosa said.

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‎The ANC president made the remarks shortly after interacting with the affected family, highlighting the frustration of residents who have gone years without basic municipal services.

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‎Ramaphosa’s intervention puts pressure on the Ekurhuleni municipality to resolve the matter and restore power to the household.

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‎The incident comes as the ANC steps up its door-to-door campaigning, with service delivery remaining a major concern for residents across municipalities.

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