Municipal Watch: The City of Johannesburg has reportedly paid Eskom more than R4.3 billion towards its outstanding electricity debt to avoid a possible shutdown. For the past few months the executive mayor Dada Morero has been demolishing illegal structures in the CBD and cracking down on street traders who did not have permits. how will they restore business confidence seeing that the city is still dirty and crime also a problem?

Guest: Julia Fish - Executive Director of JoburgCAN and steering committee member of the Johannesburg Crises Alliance 

Guest: Duma Gqubule - An adviser on economic development and transformation

Guest: Zodwa Madiba, Organiser of the Soweto Crisis Committee 

Municipal Watch: The City of Johannesburg has reportedly paid Eskom more than R4.3 billion towards its outstanding electricity debt to avoid a possible shutdown. For the past few months the executive mayor Dada Morero has been demolishing illegal structures in the CBD and cracking down on street traders who did not have permits. how will they restore business confidence seeing that the city is still dirty and crime also a problem?
Guest: Julia Fish - Executive Director of JoburgCAN and steering committee member of the Johannesburg Crises Alliance&nbsp;
Guest: Duma&nbsp;Gqubule - An adviser on economic development and transformation
Guest:&nbsp;Zodwa Madiba,&nbsp;Organiser&nbsp;of the Soweto Crisis Committee&nbsp;

The National Briefing

Municipal Watch: The City of Johannesburg has reportedly paid Eskom more than R4.3 billion towards its outstanding electricity debt to avoid a possible shutdown.