Dozens of Tshwane fire engines that are out of service have sparked a political war of words. Cilliers Brink says it points to serious financial mismanagement, but the city council and ActionSA insist the vehicles are simply being repaired and maintained.
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Dozens of Tshwane fire engines that are out of service have sparked a political war of words. Cilliers Brink says it points to serious financial mismanagement, but the city council and ActionSA insist the vehicles are simply being repaired and maintained.