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Former Tshwane mayor Randall Williams resigned this week ahead of a motion of no confidence against him.

Outgoing Tshwane mayor Randall Williams jumped before some in his own caucus and in the governing coalition as well as opposition parties would push him out.

The eThekwini municipality seemingly has no plan to address the city's sewage and vehicle fleet challenges, say opposition parties after conducting oversight inspections on Monday.

The coastal discharge is an ongoing source of concern for many city stakeholders, among them water scientists and water sports enthusiasts

Our fate has been badly directed by the ANC over almost three decades. What a joke!

Hardly three hours after he resigned, saying “I am formally resigning as the of the City of Tshwane as of midnight this evening”, Randall Williams has changed his mind and wants to stay two more weeks.

Tshwane mayor Randall Williams has resigned.

Sewage water discharge into the ocean around Cape Town poses no immediate threat to the environment and is common practice worldwide, says the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment.

Recently, the City of Cape Town came under for its waste water management, with ActionSA arguing that pumping sewage into the ocean violates the right to health.

One can understand why ActionSA has largely inherited the identity of the DA. After all, the former is a splinter of the latter.