
Dr. Nasiphi Moya Tshwane’s new Deputy Mayor outlines her plans for the city.
Nasiphi Moya of ActionSA has been chosen as Tshwane’s first deputy mayor. In a contentious special council meeting on Thursday, Moya was elected; however, her election was rejected by the ANC and EFF. Following the council meeting, the EFF left.
Point of View with Phemelo Motene sat down with Moya who opens up about who she is outside of politics and her plans for the people of Tshwane.
Listen to the full conversation here:
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The parties in the DA-led coalition, which controls 214 seats in the council, supported her. Together, they hold 109 seats in total.
She also addressed allegations by the EFF of pocketing more than R10,000, never going on the trip, and not returning the money to the city. Moya’s accusations of financial mismanagement and her trip to Saudi Arabia caused a delay in the meeting.
Speaking to Phemelo Motene she said she’s looking forward to working with her team and anticipates some turbulence with the running of the city.
“We appreciate that out of this arrangement, there will be difficulties, and there will be some successes that we will have to celebrate as well. What is important for us and myself within the team is to continue being open with each other, so that even when I suspend my view, spend it because they have been defeated me with logic.”
ActionSA’s Nasiphi Moya
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