Samwu wants Tshwane put under administration - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

The Tshwane Metro is currently without a mayor and a government and Samwu says is wants Gauteng Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Lebohang Maile to intervene.

The South African Municipal Workers Union in the Tshwane Metro has called on the Gauteng government to put the municipality under administration, as council meetings continue to collapse.in which a new mayor was expected to be elected collapsed last week after the African National Congress and the Economic Freedom Fighters staged a walk out – since they want speaker Katlego Mathebe to resign.

The Metro is currently without a mayor and a government and Samwu says is wants Gauteng Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Lebohang Maile to intervene. Samwu’s Mpho Tladinyana says, “We have written a letter to the MEC of COGTA in Gauteng to consider amongst other things intervening in the impasse that is here in the city. But in his intervention, we have said that he must ensure that indeed meetings are called and don’t collapse and the councillors approve all the necessary reports that they need to approve, but equally we have said to him that he must consider putting this city under administration.

On Thursday a meeting where a new mayor was expected to be elected however the meeting collapsed due to the EFF and ANC walking out.

People keep walking out instead of getting on with the business of the day why do they keep walking out and how does that help anyone 🙄

Asomblief tog... Residents of the city are suffering Soshanguve yona worse

Emfuleni should be put under such

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