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Action SA temporarily withdraws its motion of no confidence against Joburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda.
The motion of no confidence against Kabelo Gwamanda, the mayor of Johannesburg, has been temporarily withdrawn by ActionSA.
When council gathered this week, Gwamanda, a councilor from Al Jama-ah, was scheduled to respond to a motion brought by ActionSA.
ActionSA has blamed the Democratic Alliance for their decision, stating that it is refusing to put the interests of the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa.
Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to DA Gauteng Leader, Solly Msimanga about the Party’s decision not to discuss coalition agreements involving the Patriotic Alliance meaning the motion of no confidence in Joburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda brought by ActionSA would not succeed.
Listen to the full conversation here:
In a statement they released they said that the DA was more focused on their narrow political interests.
“We are disappointed to report that our Motion of No Confidence scheduled to be heard on Thursday against the City of Johannesburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda will be temporarily withdrawn.
“This is a direct outcome of the Democratic Alliance refusing to put the interests of the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa, and the residents of Johannesburg, ahead of their own narrow political interests.”
“Without the Democratic Alliance’s support, the motion cannot succeed, and continuing with it would only serve to damage the image of the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa.”
“We remain committed to the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa and its commitment to provide a coherent alternative to the ANC, and are deeply concerned for the residents of the City of Johannesburg who continue to suffer under an actual, not theoretical, ANC-EFF government.” read Action SA’s statement,
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