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The Raging Controversy: Taxpayers’ Funds and the Rugby World Cup Trip in South Africa

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South African taxpayers were outraged after it was revealed that Police Minister Bheki Cele’s executive assistant’s trip to the Rugby World Cup in France, costing over half a million Rand, was funded by public funds. The revelation sparked political outrage and a public uproar, prompting the opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, to launch a PAIA application to uncover more information about the trip. The controversy has highlighted the need for transparency, accountability, and ethical behavior among public officials in South Africa.

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Easter Fun for Kids in Cape Town

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Easter is a particular time for children, full of wonder, excitement, and chocolate. Cape Town is a vibrant and diverse city that offers a range of events for kids to enjoy this year. From Easter egg hunts to face painting to balloon modeling, there is something for every child to participate in. Here are some of the top Easter events for kids in Cape Town.

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PRASA’s Legal Woes

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The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has been embroiled in a series of legal battles since early 2021, with the rail agency relying heavily on the services of the law firm De Swardt Myambo Hlahla Attorneys. However, concerns have been raised over PRASA’s procurement practices, with the National Treasury warning that the agency may have violated procurement regulations by using De Swardt, which is not on its legal panel.