Page 48 - Public Protector News Today

DA believes that Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu must be fired over her failures to address SASSA issues.

Umngeni municipality mayor Chris Pappas underwent a baptism of fire immediately after his announcement as the DA's premier candidate in KZN following allegation that his ex-boyfriend's NGO received government funding under his watch.

The Office of the Public Protector (PP) has resolved to discontinue an investigation into allegations of maladministration and irregularities relating to the procurement of service providers for the construction of the Beitbridge Border Post fence in Limpopo.

The Office of the Public Protector (PP) has urged the National Arts Council (NAC) Chairperson, Princess Celenhle Dlamini, to take appropriate steps to ensure that future grant funding projects are implemented in line with proper systems.

ANC KZN spokesperson said the people of uMngeni Municipality have realised that Pappas' Zulu accent was "a wool pulled over their eyes".

The DA’s candidate for KwaZulu-Natal premier and mayor of uMngeni, Chris Pappas, has claimed that allegations of nepotism and corruption against him are a smear campaign.

UMngeni mayor Chris Pappas is unfazed after being reported to the public protector for allegations of nepotism involving a tourism organisation headed by his ex-fiancé JP Prinsloo, which receives financial support from the municipality.

Party says PP has taken concerns seriously and given directive that CoJ must look into unlawful employment of PA members

Umngeni Mayor Chris Pappas has refuted claims of nepotism involving his fiancé.

The city manager has been accused of "spousal nepotism and corruption".