Opinion & Analysis

EDITORIAL | If DA mayor did break curfew, docking his salary won’t be enough

The opposition must practise what it preaches and make him an example with his punishment

30 August 2021 - 19:42 By sunday times daily

A week after the DA’s Eastern Cape leader Nqaba Bhanga was endorsed as its mayoral candidate for Nelson Mandela Bay, he was involved in a serious car accident. The incumbent mayor was on Monday in a serious condition in the high care unit of Netcare Greenacres hospital in Gqeberha...

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