South Africa's President Criticised Over New Town
- Author:
- Tania Page/AlJazeera English
- Publisher:
- AlJazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 3 November 2012
- Tags:
- South Africa, Construction, Governance
South African President Jacob Zuma is being criticised over plans to build a new town only three kilometres from his family home. The ambitious project would be the first town built since the end of apartheid. But, with half of the $250m cost coming from taxpayers coffers, many say the president is putting his personal interests before those of the country.
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