ANC bid to oust Brink

'He should resign due to his incompetence in executing his duties.'

- Marizka Coetzer

The heat is on in the City of Tshwane council after the ANC announced it was going for the mayoral seat over what it described as a dilapidated city with dark and holy roads with intermittent to no water.

Yesterday, the ANC announced its intention to table another motion of no confidence against mayor Cilliers Brink in the next few days as it prepared for the council meeting on Thursday.

DA Tshwane caucus chair Jacqui Uys said the political party supporting this motion would aid the ANC in corruption and help undo the progress made in Tshwane.

Uys addressed the allegations by the ANC and said it should have read its reports before making false accusations.

"While Tshwane is not yet perfect, our financial rescue mission is progressing and we are addressing issues such as unclean public spaces and dark streets," she said.

Uys said the mayor and the mayoral committee had been transparent all their challenges.