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Joburg municipal offices burgled, computers vandalised for second time to 'thwart digitisation' - Vimarsana News

Joburg municipal offices burgled, computers vandalised for second time to 'thwart digitisation'

A municipal office in Johannesburg has been robbed and 20 computers damaged.

Source: news24.com
Development Planning rocked by burglaries and vandalism of computers days apart - Vimarsana News

Development Planning rocked by burglaries and vandalism of computers days apart

Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC), Cllr Belinda Echeozonjoku, has expressed her deep shock and disappointment at the burglaries that have occurred at Development Planning offices. This comes after Building Development Management staff, this morning, discovered that their office, on the 6th floor of the Metro Centre in Braamfontein, had been burgled and 20 desktop computers vandalised.

Where are the billions, Mashaba? - Vimarsana News

Where are the billions, Mashaba?

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has come under fire over a budget deficit of about R1.2 billion during his tenure as the mayor of Joburg.

Source: iol.co.za
City of Joburg report alleges gross lack of oversight by Mashaba led to R660m irregular expenditure - Vimarsana News

City of Joburg report alleges gross lack of oversight by Mashaba led to R660m irregular expenditure

A report compiled by the ANC-led administration in the City of Johannesburg claims a gross lack of oversight by former mayor Herman Mashaba in his 2017 project to insource security and cleaning personnel.

Source: news24.com
Mayor Matongo warns against underperformance and corruption in the City - Vimarsana News

Mayor Matongo warns against underperformance and corruption in the City

The City of Johannesburg Executive Mayor, Councillor Jolidee Matongo, has called on officials to recommit themselves to fighting underperformance, corruption and all other forms of malfeasance in the local government institution. Delivering his acceptance speech at the City’s 50th Ordinary Council meeting, Mayor Matongo said he and the city’s executive have pledged to be leader-servants, who will lead by the maxim that whoever wants to be the greatest among them must be the servant of all.