30 April 2021 1 Min Read

Fraud case opened over toilet tender

Our hands are clean, say Nelson Mandela Bay officials after complaint filed by United Front councillor

in News / South Africa by Nomazima Nkosi
United Front (UF) councillor Mkhuseli Mtsila and UF regional chair Xolisile Peter at the Humewood police station on Thursday.
Image: EUGENE COETZEE
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Nelson Mandela Bay city bosses have downplayed United Front councillor Mkhuseli Mtsila’s laying criminal complaints against them, reducing it to a publicity stunt.

Mtsila opened a fraud case against acting city manager Mandla George and economic development executive director Anele Qaba at the Humewood police station in Gqeberha on Thursday.

This relates to the awarding of a six-month emergency contract on April 1 to Ezamantlane Trading Enterprise and Bahlaphing Consulting.

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