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Flared tempers, insults, a possible botched headcount and the ANC backed into a corner in a bitter fight about acting city manager Noxolo Nqwazi remaining in the post saw Wednesday’s council meeting in Nelson Mandela Bay descend into chaos.

“I have been saying this is political because I am aware that all these politicians, especially those who are against me, are afraid that if they don’t tarnish my name I am going to emerge as one of the leaders of SA. People are afraid of me,” said former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

Multinational software company Systems Applications Products (SAP) has been ordered to repay the Department of Water and Sanitation some R400 million.

Multinational software company Systems Applications Products has been ordered to repay the department of water and sanitation more than R400m, R263m of which must be paid "within five days of the date of the order".

Former SABC acting COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng believes his political opponents are out to tarnish his name.

The National Prosecuting Authority has successfully confiscated assets worth R1.7bn from cases referred to it by the SIU since 2002.

A retired former SABC group executive has accused the public broadcaster of attempting to benefit from its own undue delays to recover money unlawfully spent.

SABC executives rubber-stamped an unlawful decision to pay music legends a R50,000 windfall without any business case before them, says the SIU.

A retired former SABC group executive has accused the public broadcaster of attempting to benefit from its own undue delays to recover money unlawfully spent.

SABC executives rubber stamped an unlawful decision to pay music legends a R50,000 windfall without any business case placed before them.