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Colchester Port Elizabeth

Blame game between levels of government leave the poor without services

13th December 2017 Joseph Chirume 0

Colchester in the Eastern Cape is a true reflection of South Africa. You have the rich living in townhouses and not so far you have Endlovini Informal Settlement that has poor services because political parties are busy politicking.

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