South Africa’s government has urged newly elected councillors to serve communities with integrity, transparency and accountability following last week’s local government elections. The government says councillors must prioritise service delivery, manage public resources responsibly and ensure that municipal services reach residents. It has also called on communities to work with their elected representatives, participate in local governance and hold municipalities accountable. Deputy government spokesperson William Baloyi says cooperation between councillors and residents is essential to building better, safer and more functional municipalities.
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