While the web search results for 'KSD workers on strike' mention workers claiming pay discrepancies, the specific detail about 'hundreds' protesting in 'Munitata' on a 'Tuesday' is not corroborated by multiple independent sources in the provided evidence. The search results for 'The Hundreds' are irrelevant streetwear results.

One web search result specifically mentions workers alleging that municipal manager Ngamela Pakade and senior directors were paying themselves salaries aligned to a grade 6 municipality while general staff were at grade 4. No other independent source confirms this specific allegation.

This is part of the same allegation reported in one web search result regarding the KSD workers' strike. Other search results for 'KSD' refer to the Kennewick School District, which is irrelevant.

One web search result mentions Inam Mkile stating that senior managers were paid according to a higher grading, but the specific 'millions of rand' benefit for this specific grading discrepancy is not corroborated by a second independent source (the other result mentions millions in backpay for former employees via a court case, which is a different issue).

One web search result explicitly states that workers were told senior managers' salaries are handled by Salga, councillors' by the department of co-operative governance, and workers' by a bargaining council. No other source confirms this specific administrative split.