It’s incredible what a near-death experience can do to a person’s civic conscience. Or, if you’re Fawzia Peer, the acting mayor of eThekwini, what an alleged kinda sorta nearish-death, maybe, experience can do. 

Just a year ago, Peer was telling ratepayers where they could stick their complaints.   ..

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