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Speaker Mncedi Ndzwanana adjourned Monday’s special council sitting, which was convened by the city manager, Johann Mettler, to vote on a motion of no confidence against him.

The party said it intends to deliver what theyre calling the real state of the province address to premier Oscar Mabuyane.

Speaking to party supporters at a Human Rights commemoration event in Sharpeville on Friday, Mashaba said the Scorpions would be able to tackle high levels of corruption in government.

Political parties continue to disappoint many South Africans who are desperate to see a glimmer of hope ahead of the 2024 national and provincial elections.

The youth has often taken centre stage in shaping the direction of South African politics, especially when political stagnation has set in and the mainstream parties seem incapable of resolving problems facing the nation.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has given reform his best shot within the constraints he operates under. We in the commentariat and the general public sometimes fall into the trap of thinking governing is easy just because the things that have to be done seem obvious to us.

Colleen Makhubele said there was nothing untoward about her attending the Tshwane meeting, as she was urgently called to resolve a party matter.

The United Democratic Movement (UDM), ActionSA and 17 others have taken government and the president to court to compel them to ensure generators and solar panels are acquired for public schools, hospitals, police stations and small businesses.

The United Democratic Movement (UDM), ActionSA and 17 others have taken government and the president to court over the regular bouts of load shedding and the lack of back up at state institutions to provide essential services.

Despite the DA's request for a mayoral election in Tshwane to be held on Friday, speaker Mncedi Ndzwanana has decided it will be next week.