‘Ripping off residents’: DA slams R1.2m salary paid to Mkhwanazi
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Story audio is generated using AI It is unacceptable and outrageous that suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi has earned R1.2m from the ratepayers of Ekurhuleni while he sits in a cell awaiting criminal justice, the DA said on Monday.
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Story audio is generated using AI It is unacceptable and outrageous that suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi has earned R1.2m from the ratepayers of Ekurhuleni while he sits in a cell awaiting criminal justice, the DA said on Monday.
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