{"id":162935,"date":"2020-07-01T08:32:35","date_gmt":"2020-07-01T06:32:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/emfuleni-municipal-official-wastes-more-than-r120m-municipal-funds-but-remain-in-job\/"},"modified":"2020-07-01T08:32:35","modified_gmt":"2020-07-01T06:32:35","slug":"emfuleni-municipal-official-wastes-more-than-r120m-municipal-funds-but-remain-in-job","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/emfuleni-municipal-official-wastes-more-than-r120m-municipal-funds-but-remain-in-job\/","title":{"rendered":"Emfuleni municipal official wastes more than R120m municipal funds but remain in job"},"content":{"rendered":"

Emfuleni municipal official wastes more than R120m municipal funds but remain in job<\/a>: Johannesburg – A top Gauteng municipal boss – responsible for tenders involving millions at the financially embattled Emfuleni Local Municipality – is in hot water for allegedly using the funeral of a ward councillor to enrich himself. The official in question allegedly also forced the council to pay a company R700 000 a month – over a period of three years – just to print documents for council meetings and municipal accounts. Jason Mthwane – manager supply chain management – allegedly manipulated council\u2019s tender procedures when he organised a \u201cspecial civic funeral\u2019 for ward councillor…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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FEEL GOOD | How plans for a glamorous dance changed to feeding hungry mouths<\/a>: It began as a plan for some serious glam. But, instead, a group of Cape Town scholars have donated every cent to their city’s most needy. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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One suspect shot, another arrested following robbery of Chinese shops near Pretoria<\/a>: One suspected robber has been killed and another arrested during a shootout with police officers near Pretoria. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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ANALYSIS | Why is government not collecting statistics on smoking and Covid-19?<\/a>: The South African government instituted a ban on the sale of tobacco products, citing the problematic relationship between Covid-19 and smoking, but it has not been collecting data to this effect. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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SA heads towards ‘tougher times’ as GDP contracts by 2%<\/a>: This was the third consecutive decline with the economy remaining in recession. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Sassa considering new database for rejected R350 relief grant applicants<\/a>: Many applications were rejected because they didn’t initially meet the criteria. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Gauteng needs to learn prevention strategies from Western Cape as Covid-19 peak looms – Health Forum<\/a>: If there is anything Gauteng needs to learn and implement from the Western Cape as the Covid-19 peak looms, it must be prevention strategies, according to the Progressive Health Forum’s Dr Aslam Dasoo. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Covid-19: Heartbreak as dad dies 4 days after beloved wife, the morning of her funeral<\/a>: A Cape Town family is mourning the death of their beloved parents, Eva and Neville Herold, who were married for 45 years. Neville died on the day Eva was buried. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Unpaid maintenance allegedly drove woman to kill father of her two children<\/a>: Cape Town \u2013 A case of unpaid child maintenance money is suspected to have driven a Samora Machel mother to kill the father of her two children. She has since handed herself over to police. The 26-year-old accused, Amanda Mqoqi, is expected to appear in the Athlone Magistrate\u2019s Court today for the murder of 25-year-old Ashley Mbotya, the father of her two…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Hard lockdown a possibility as SA’s COVID-19 cases rise to 151,209<\/a>: The COVID-19 recovery rate stands at 48.6% with over 73,000 people making recoveries. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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