UNCOOPERATIVE GOVERNANCE: Council meeting collapses, delaying decision on suspended city manager paid R6.7m and counting

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After armed guards were deployed to prevent suspended Nelson Mandela Bay city manager Noxolo Nqwazi from entering City Hall last week, a council meeting to debate her future has failed to reach a quorum, delaying the matter to after the November elections.

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