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Tshwane municipal corruption and coalition governance

Cooling off: 0 in the last 7 days Updated nov 6

The latest in this situation

  1. ActionSA secured a victory in Atteridgeville, ending the African National Congress's dominance in the ward.
  2. Mogale defended ANC's record amid Tshwane's 10-party coalition governance.
  3. Moya questioned the disciplinary outcome involving Mnisi, who allegedly shared tender information.
  4. ANC and EFF pressured the Council regarding Gareth Mnisi, the CFO of Tshwane, leading to a SARS operation.
  5. Nasiphi Moya is leading the ANC-ActionSA coalition.

How it started

ANC, EFF, and ActionSA formed a coalition in Tshwane, while the DA defended the city manager against allegations.

3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Nov 1. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

Well supportedReported by 3 independent outlets

ANC, EFF, and ActionSA formed a coalition in Tshwane, while the DA defended the city manager against allegations.

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How it developed

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  1. ActionSA secured a victory in Atteridgeville, ending the African National Congress's dominance in the ward.Sub-event
  2. Mogale defended ANC's record amid Tshwane's 10-party coalition governance.1 source
  3. ANC and EFF pressured the Council regarding Gareth Mnisi, the CFO of Tshwane, leading to a SARS operation.Sub-event
  4. Nasiphi Moya is leading the ANC-ActionSA coalition.Sub-event
  5. ANC, EFF, and ActionSA formed a coalition in Tshwane local government.1 source

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