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A pothole on Govan Mbeki Avenue highlights the road-maintenance challenges facing Nelson Mandela Bay, as the municipality defends its service-delivery record ahead of next week's elections
A pothole on Govan Mbeki Avenue highlights the road-maintenance challenges facing Nelson Mandela Bay, as the municipality defends its service-delivery record ahead of next week's electionsPicture: WERNER HILLS

Coalition calls for multi-sector alliance to restore public trust and repair municipal infrastructure

Metro urged to act on ignored service delivery scorecard

Civic leaders demand accountability on infrastructure while the municipality defends its multi-billion rand record

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Nelson Mandela Bay's Civil Society Coalition has accused the municipality of failing to act on a service delivery scorecard launched in January, warning that the incoming council must make rebuilding the metro a priority.

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