Kaya 959 Point of View with Phemelo Motene

Court overturns Tshwane city manager's suspension

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The DA is claiming victory after the Gauteng High Court overturned the suspension of Tshwane City Manager Johann Mettler, ruling that the council speaker acted unlawfully by discarding 13 votes before declaring the outcome. The judgment allows Mettler to return to work while the court considers whether the council's decision to suspend him was lawful. Phemelo unpacks the ruling, its political implications and what happens next with Daily Maverick journalist Nonkululeko Njilo.
3 Aug 2PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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