IN PICS | Pietermaritzburg walkabout reveals a dirty, neglected city

“It’s not going to be business as usual. This is supposed to be a city and should look like one. We will be taking steps to deal with errant businesses,” said Mkhize.

Pietermaritzburg continues to lose money through water losses and rife electricity theft. This has accelerated the flight of businesses from the CBD. At Theatre Lane, the delegation entered a building which had dozens of illegal electricity connections, which prompted immediate disconnection from municipal security staff.In Gallwey Lane, which has some of the city’s satellite offices, Mkhize was left unimpressed at broken tiles and crumbling infrastructure.African Independent Congress councillor Nomalady Dlela said the exercise had revealed how business operators and the public were the biggest contributors to the city’s filthy state.

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