Brink's future hangs in balance

'It's now left to the leaders of multiparty coalition.'

- Marizka Coetzer

Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink will know his fate in less than a week as the monthly council meeting looms with a motion of no confidence tabled against him.

Brink said in the past 18 months, the city has enjoyed a remarkable period of political stability with a new top management team that was steadily chaining the organisation's culture.

"Tshwane will be cash-positive by the end of the next financial year in 2025. This will allow us to clear our debt with Eskom in the medium term, restoring the city's bankability and allowing us to enter the debt markets, to borrow money and build infrastructure to improve services to the people," he said.