South Africa’s richest city is in serious trouble as it collapses in front of everyone’s eyes

Warning over big change for employees in South Africa coming next week | R1.9 billion stolen from South Africans – over R12,500 per person | A request made by the municipality of Johannesburg for additional financing from the Agence Française de Développement has been turned down.

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