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Tshwane- munisipale bestuurder sê oor klagtes teen hom

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By Antoinette Slabbert Verified
| Maroela Media Verified
Johann Mettler, stadsbestuurder van Tshwane. (Foto: X) Die klagte wat teen hom by die raad ingedien is en waarop hy moet antwoord, is gemik op toegang tot die stadskoffers. Só sê Johann Mettler, stadsbestuurder van Tshwane, wat sewe dae gegun is om redes aan te voer waarom hy in sy pos moet aanbly terwyl die klagtes, wat deur die EFF se Obakeng Ramabodu ingedien is, ondersoek word. Ramabodu is die lid van die burgemeesterskomitee vir omgewing- en landboubestuur.
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Knives are out for Tshwane city manager

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By Antoinette Slabbert Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Tshwane city manager Johann Mettler has been given seven days to forward reasons why he should not be suspended, pending an investigation into a complaint of more than 40 pages against him brought to council by EFF councillor Obakeng Ramabodu. Ramabodu is also member of the mayoral committee for environmental and agriculture management.
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Aarto now effective in 62 municipalities

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By Antoinette Slabbert Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
The controversial Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act is being implemented in another 60 municipalities from Wednesday (1 July). This comes after an urgent court application by the South African Local Government Association (Salga) to stop the further rollout was dismissed by the Pretoria High Court on Tuesday. However, significant confusion remains over the regulations that are essential for implementing the act.
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