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De Lille accuses DA of blocking projects she initiated at Imizamo Yethu

6 April 2019, 3:50 PM  |
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Patricia de Lille

De Lille says she did a lot for the people of Cape Town

Patricia de Lille

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De Lille says she did a lot for the people of Cape Town

Good party leader, Patricia de Lille, has accused the Democratic Alliance (DA) caucus in the City of Cape Town of blocking some of the developmental projects that she initiated at Imizamo Yethu and Woodstock while she was mayor.

De Lille has responded to criticism on social media that she did nothing for these communities while she was at the helm of the city council.

She says she did a lot for the people of Cape Town, “It’s absolutely wrong to say I have done nothing while I was the mayor of the City of Cape Town. I was able to produce on all the debates both on SABC and SAfm that I do have the proof, the project that I have started in Imizamo Yethu has been stopped by the City of Cape Town.”

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