News today includes City of Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink will remain in office for at least two more weeks after the African National Congress (ANC) withdrew its motion of no confidence. Meanwhile, Colleen Makhubele has resigned from the SA Rainbow Alliance (Sara) and joined the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party. Furthermore, fresh off their medal-winning performance at the Paris Olympics, junior sprinters Bayanda Walaza and Bradley Nkoana returned to the podium at the World Athletics U-20 Championships in Peru in the early hours of Thursday morning (SA time).
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Brink slams ActionSA ‘betrayal’ as ANC withdraws motion of no confidence – for now City of Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink will remain in office for at least two more weeks after the African National Congress (ANC) withdrew its motion of no confidence. Brink was scheduled to face the motion at a council meeting on Friday. There has been widespread speculation about the possible removal of Brink as the executive mayor after 17 months in office, fueled by a political rift between ActionSA and his party, the Democratic Alliance (DA).
CONTINUE READING: Brink slams ActionSA ‘betrayal’ as ANC withdraws motion of no confidence – for now Ekurhuleni speaker exposes ab.