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The new coalition government leading Nelson Mandela Bay will have to hit the ground running this week as they attempt to tackle everything from major service delivery backlogs to corruption and establish themselves as being worthy to be at the helm of the metro.

While the court will decide on Friday if a council meeting goes ahead to oust Nelson Mandela Bay’s top political leaders, the Northern Alliance has emerged as the biggest winner in the new coalition negotiations.

Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Retief Odendaal was voted out on Friday during another chaotic council meeting.

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The ANC has thrown its weight behind Northern Alliance president Gary van Niekerk as their preferred candidate to take over as mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay.

He sang the 'whole sang at the altar just before he gave his speech

Moments after Nelson Mandela Bay council speaker Gary van Niekerk was ordered to pay the costs of a court application challenging the validity of a no-confidence motion against mayor Retief Odendaal, some of the parties within the governing coalition were gunning for him to personally foot the bill.

More than 30 million people across the world have used a DNA testing kit. But third parties, like the police and pharmaceutical corporations, could be legally accessing this data.