The party is accused of protecting a councillor, who’s also implicated in R1.2m graft
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Senior Ekurhuleni councillor Shabangu purchased a Ford SUV from an alleged R1.2-million kickback
The party has allegedly ignored reports of kickbacks and claims of sexual harassment to protect a top councillor
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/ 24 October 2008
The Ekurhuleni metro council invoked a defunct ordinance from 1939 to ban the media and public from a secret meeting about controversial land issues.
The Ekurhuleni municipality has invoked a 1939 ordinance to keep a discussion on suspicious land transactions worth millions out of the public eye.