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How a R300k Film Office launch became a R2.8m boxing bill | The Herald (opens the original)
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A forensic investigation has found a R300,000 Film Office launch escalated into a R2.87m boxing-event payment, with then-acting Mandela Bay Development Agency chief executive Unati Peter allegedly directing that the payment be rushed through before the normal approval process was complete. The report found Peter allegedly created a cost spreadsheet that SAIL Rights Commercialisation was supposed to prepare. The event was billed as the triple-header Zibondiwe Ziyabila eGqeberha Boxing Spectacle a
Two challengers take on ANC in KwaNobuhle ward race (opens the original)
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Two community figures are challenging the ANC in Ward 47, saying frustration over poor services, scarce jobs and the state of KwaNobuhle has prompted them to stand in the local government elections. Community activist Thamsanqa Nkevu, a former Herald Citizen of the Year, is contesting as an independent candidate. Businessman Luthando “Mpompo” Mange is standing for the Mayibuye Civic Movement. The ANC, which previously won the ward, has nominated Monica Mnwana-Gashi who asked to be called back in
Parties skip final council meeting to campaign (opens the original)
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Nelson Mandela Bay’s final council meeting before the local government elections collapsed on Tuesday as the majority of councillors opted to focus on campaigning instead. This was the third meeting convened in three weeks after two previous ones were postponed. As she opened the meeting, council speaker Eugene Johnson told the few councillors present she had received several apologies from various parties, including mayor Babalwa Lobishe. “We did receive apologies from various political parties
Rhino cow, calf poached in heartbreaking attack at Kariega reserve (opens the original)
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A dehorned rhino cow and her two-year-old calf have been killed in a poaching attack at the Kariega Game Reserve. The reserve announced the deaths of the two animals on Facebook at the weekend, saying it could not release further details while the investigation continued. “We are devastated to let our Kariega community know that we have suffered a poaching attack and have lost a dehorned rhino cow and her two-year-old calf,” the reserve said. “Needless to say, we will use our anger to fuel the f
Nqwazi’s long-delayed disciplinary process found to be defective (opens the original)
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The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality’s disciplinary case against suspended city manager Noxolo Nqwazi has been brought to a grinding halt after the chair found it had failed to follow crucial regulations governing the proceedings, leaving the disciplinary tribunal without the authority to continue. In a jurisdictional ruling delivered on Wednesday, chair Prof Adriaan van der Walt found that the municipality had failed to comply with Section 5 of the Local Government: Disciplinary Regulations for
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