Small parties unite to fight for residents - not for power

Personally, it's the issue of safety. Joburg is said to be the world African-class city, and yet you can't even walk in Johannesburg CBD because it's not safe. I think that is telling, and it's the reality of our crisis in the city. But also, the fact that these things are known, it's not like it's surprisingly because we know that you go to, for example, Hillbrow, we know that there are drug dens there, but

None of the law enforcement agencies take it upon themselves to ensure that they make the city safe. Big businesses are leaving the city because no one wants to have their offices in Johannesburg because it's not safe. But more and above that is that you leave that crisis as angry as you are and you drive home and you hit a pothole, which further exacerbates your anger because we pay for services, we have a government in place, we should be having a Johannesburg that is working, but we do not have a Johannesburg that is working. And to show that it's even deteriorating, at some point,

Said that services are rendered only in suburban areas and not the township. But now we are all the same because even the suburban people are complaining as much as the township people are complaining of services. This goes to show that the city is no longer working for its citizens. It goes to show that Johannesburg is not working and it needs a government that can make it work. Mr. Rampuli, your opening statement: how would you like to go about making it work for the citizens of Johannesburg?