Cholera outbreak shows ‘serious deterioration in quality of governance’: Mbeki
CONAKRY - Former President Thabo Mbeki has weighed in on the cholera outbreak in Hamaanskraal, describing it as an illustration of the continued deterioration of governance.
This comes as South Africans are still searching for answers concerning the disease outbreak.
Twenty-three people in Gauteng and one person in Free State have died due to cholera.
Mbeki, during a sit-down with Eyewitness News in Conakry, Guinea, said there were many issues in South Africa that pointed to a loss of quality in governance.
He added that the country has been in a serious crisis for a while.
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