When a bullet dictates who gets on the ballot
POLICE crime scene experts outside the Klaarwater Sizakala Centre offices of eThekwini Ward 17 councillor who was gunned down while helping residents. Political assassinations and campaign attacks expose the growing danger facing South Africa’s democracy, as rivalries over political office, public resources and party nominations fuel violence and intimidate those seeking to participate in…
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