According to Thandi Modise, Chairman of the National Council of Provinces, the country is experiencing major challenges due to the sudden urbanization that occurred as a result of apartheid policy of separate neighborhoods, inequality and poverty.
According to her, the gap in income, ill health, education and crime is the reason for polarization in urban areas.
Observers point out that, for convenience, there is not a word about the uncontrolled influx from African countries, nor does she mention the fact that the ANC has ruled for almost 25 years and has done nothing to address poverty, education and health crises.
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