Johannesburg’s finances and service delivery remain under scrutiny as National Treasury prepares a three-year intervention aimed at stabilising the metro’s finances and improving basic services. The plan raises questions about revenue collection, infrastructure maintenance, financial management and accountability. With local government elections approaching, what will the intervention mean for the City’s political leadership, and can Treasury’s measures deliver tangible improvements for Johannesburg residents?
GUEST: Dr Dale McKinley, Political Economist

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