Tuesday, 31 March 2026 · 7 h 26 min · 1 video · 2021–2026 council
48th Extra-Ordinary Council Meeting, Day 2
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- Governance and appointments
- Budget and finances
- Services, housing and development
- Other business (no topic tag)
- Procedure: roll call, apologies, breaks
- Decision (21)
- ◯Quorum count (2)
- ‖Adjourned or paused (5)
Chapters, decisions and procedure are AI drafts from the livestream; topic tags are AI judgments (a chapter with several shows its strongest). Services, housing and development covers water, electricity, roads, housing, waste, safety, health, planning and community facilities.
On day 2 of the 48th Extra-Ordinary Council Meeting, council carried MMC Tshwaku's motion to remove registered indigent beneficiaries from the debtors list, with 151 ayes, 3 noes and 60 abstentions. 06:20:29 06:39:00 A UDM motion by Cllr Zigebe to rename Wolmarans Street after Dr uZwi Lezwe Radebe failed after a disputed show of hands was recounted, with 5 ayes and 226 noes. 06:48:06 07:18:14
Council also approved Orange Farm street names, Valuation Appeal Board remuneration, the 2027 valuation date and valuer, the MFMA Circular 106 framework, and electoral officer nominations over DA opposition. 00:52:48 01:46:00 02:02:46 03:33:23 06:13:59 Items 72 to 99, covering the draft IDP, 2026/27 budgets and tariff reports, were noted for public participation without speakers, and the executive withdrew items 47 and 55. 01:07:34 04:25:21 05:34:05
Points of order were raised over speeches by Cllr Mkhonza and ActionSA's Cllr Chuma; Cllr Christians sought an ethics committee referral over Cllr Chuma's remarks, but the Speaker ruled he should continue. 02:17:52 02:59:47
The Deputy Mayor said the corrective action report would come to council quarterly, and MMC Masuku promised documents when the €200 million KfW loan for City Power returns for approval. 02:25:01 06:05:11
The sitting opened with 123 councillors signed in but 119 present, and the Speaker called a 20-minute break before a count of 190 confirmed quorum. 00:04:42 A student mock council on youth voter apathy followed the lunch adjournment, and the Speaker warned council might continue the next day as business resumed late. 04:25:21 04:43:02 05:20:30
AI draft from the record of this sitting (Claude Opus 5.5), checked against the chapters; every sentence links to the moment. Report an error
This week in council: Lebea appointment carried 107 yes to 85 no; indigent debtors motion 151 ayes to 3 noes
In brief
- 21 decisions: 12 noted or other, 6 approved, 2 deferred or withdrawn, 1 rejected.
- 6 promises on record, including: The ANC will closely monitor implementation of the Environmental and Social Management System.
- 2 quorum counts.
- 40 apologies read out. MMC or Mayor not present for their business: 1; Question withdrawn: 1; Warned or stopped by the chair: 25; Sound or equipment problem: 4; Not present when called: 1.
Chapters
35What was discussed, in order. Click a time to watch.
- 00:04:42
Opening, quorum count and attendance
The Speaker opened the continuation of the 48th Extra-Ordinary Council Meeting and gave 10 minutes to count councillors against the register. At 00:16:28 she announced 123 signed in and 119 present, and called a 20-minute break to deal with the quorum. After the break she restarted the count and confirmed the numbers were corrected.
Report an error - 00:44:40
Applications for leave of absence
Caucus representatives tabled apologies, late arrivals and early departures. These included the Executive Mayor attending the South African Investment Conference and several councillors leaving at 13:00, 15:00 or 15:30. The Speaker asked whether the apologies were noted.
ArnoldsAIC1 unidentified
Report an error - 00:50:21
Urgent debate request and annexure to item 49
The Speaker said a request by Councillor Echeozonjoku for an urgent public importance debate under rule 98 did not comply with rule 98(3)(c) because the matter is before the courts. The Deputy Mayor said an annexure with National Treasury regulations had been added to item 49 at caucus request.
ArnoldsAICMasukuANC
Report an error - 00:52:48
Item 46: Naming of streets in Orange Farm (Wards 2 and 5, Region G)
Speakers across parties backed street naming in Orange Farm as long overdue for emergency services and dignity. ActionSA flagged two spelling errors in annexure B, and the EFF said the community must be properly consulted. The ANC and MMC Amad asked council to approve, and the item was agreed.
NtombelaActionSADladlaEFFMashininiANCAmadAl Jama-ahArnoldsAIC
Report an error - 01:07:34
Item 47: Biogas Pilot report withdrawn
Before debate on item 47, a DA councillor welcomed the newly elected DA regional chairperson in the gallery. An MMC then withdrew item 47 on behalf of the executive.
Avant-SmithDAArnoldsAIC1 unidentified
Report an error - 01:08:33
Item 48: Environmental and Social Management System manual
The ACDP, ActionSA, the EFF and the ANC discussed the manual. ActionSA and the EFF said the city only acted after being flagged for non-compliance by lenders. The ANC supported it with demands for accountability and regular reporting. MMC Mgcina asked council to approve, and the item was noted.
MkhonzaACDPModukaneneActionSAMadibaANCMgcinaANCArnoldsAIC1 unidentified
Report an error - 01:28:12
EFF caucus break and delayed return
The EFF asked for a 10-minute caucus break before item 49. The Speaker had the item read in and granted the break. Councillors returned more than five minutes late and the Speaker pressed them to be seated.
Report an error - 01:46:00
Item 49: Remuneration Policy for Valuation Appeal Board members
Parties generally supported the policy as a cost-containment and control measure. GOOD, the DA and ActionSA asked for tariff information and implementation discipline, and the EFF asked for a forensic report on past excessive claims. The Deputy Mayor said fuel claims follow National Department of Transport rates and asked council to approve, and the item was agreed.
CookGOODMkhonzaACDPSantanaDAEdwardActionSAZithaEFFNofemelaANCMasukuANC
Report an error - 02:02:46
Item 50: Valuation date and municipal valuer for the 2027 general valuation roll
FF+, DA, ActionSA, EFF and ANC speakers backed setting 1 July 2026 as the valuation date and designating Mr Fiaz Shaik as municipal valuer. The EFF criticised the delay in appointing a permanent valuer and the reliance on acting posts. The Deputy Mayor thanked speakers and the item was agreed. The Speaker then welcomed UJ students in the gallery.
BoerFF+SantanaDAEdwardActionSAZithaEFFSindaniANCMasukuANC
Also discussed: Item 10: Ratification of municipal valuer appointment (2 September 2025) · Item 27: Extension of general valuation roll 2023 to June 2028 (30 September 2026)
Report an error - 02:17:52
Item 51: Mkhonza's speech and procedural dispute
Councillor Mkhonza said he would not debate the item and used his time to address MMC Mgcina on murder rates, Sudan and Tanzania. The MMC objected and the Speaker questioned whether this was acceptable. Councillor Christians raised Rule 72 and said he would refer the matter to the Rules Committee. After further points of order the Speaker ruled that Mkhonza should finish his speech.
MkhonzaACDPMgcinaANCChristiansDAEcheozonjokuDAArnoldsAIC
Report an error - 02:25:01
Item 51: Status of agreed management corrective actions (31 Dec 2025)
The DA, ActionSA, EFF and ANC noted slow resolution of internal audit findings and R15.9 billion in UIFWE at year end. The EFF said the report should have gone through Section 79 committees first. The Deputy Mayor said the report is not legally required but will come to council quarterly for transparency, and the item was noted.
Kyle JacobsDANgwetsheniActionSANonhlanhla RadebeEFFMokwenaANCMasukuANC
Report an error - 02:44:27
Item 52: MFMA Circular 106 infrastructure delivery framework – opening speeches
FF+ withdrew its speech. GOOD and the IFP supported adoption but warned that implementation and accountability matter more than frameworks. The DA councillor criticised the report and used satire about city priorities and officials.
BoerFF+CookGOODManganyiIFPKgeletsaneDA
Report an error - 02:54:05
Points of order over DA speech and speaking time
Councillor Raphadu objected that the DA speaker was mocking city employees and asked that it be withdrawn. The Speaker ruled it was part of the speech. Time confusion followed over how many minutes remained, and Councillor Cook asked that the remarks be withdrawn.
RaphaduANCKgeletsaneDACookGOODArnoldsAIC
Also discussed: ACDP and ANC debate the Speaker motion (25 June 2025) · Dispute over sharing speaking time between parties (26 February 2026) · Points of order on the Speaker's handling of the debate (30 March 2026)
Report an error - 02:59:47
ActionSA Councillor Chuma's speech and contested points of order
Councillor Chuma spoke on item 52 with remarks about Herman Mashaba and Helen Zille, including comments on race. Councillors Echeozonjoku, Christians and Raphadu raised points of order, and Christians asked for a referral to the ethics committee under rule 149. The Speaker ruled that no name had been mentioned and that Chuma should continue.
ChumaActionSAEcheozonjokuDAChristiansDARaphaduANCArnoldsAIC
Report an error - 03:09:18
Item 52: EFF speech
Councillor Zitha said the report was process-heavy and outcome-empty and questioned why a new framework was needed if city systems were aligned. She cited an unresolved sewage spillage in Ebony Park. The EFF approved the report.
Report an error - 03:13:03
Item 52: ANC speech and chamber conduct
Councillor Ngema summarised the seven-stage project and eight-stage procurement framework and the COO-led change management process. The Speaker complained about a councillor walking around the chamber and about microphones being left on. A question about councillors' dress was raised and the ANC noted the report.
NgemaANCEcheozonjokuDAAmadAl Jama-ahArnoldsAIC
Report an error - 03:21:49
DA caucus break request refused and MMC's closing remarks on item 52
A councillor asked for a five-minute DA caucus break with the CMT before the vote, citing new information. The Speaker refused because the item was already at its closing stage. The Deputy Mayor closed by defending the circular and criticising councillors who bash senior officials. Councillor Seerane raised a point of order and the MMC clarified her remarks.
Da RochaDASmitMasukuANCSeeraneEFFArnoldsAIC
Report an error - 03:33:23
Item 52 agreed; item 53 read in
The Speaker put the recommendation on page 52.13 to council and the item was agreed. The STC then read in item 53, the Revised Group Individual Performance Management System Policy Framework.
Report an error - 03:33:53
Item 53: Revised Group Individual Performance Management System Policy Framework
Councillors from the ACDP, DA, ActionSA, EFF and ANC spoke on item 53 and all voiced support for the revised framework. The ACDP proposed an extra recommendation that performance management awareness sessions be scheduled within 60 days. MMC Zungu summarised the report and asked the House to adopt it. The Speaker asked if the item was agreed and then dealt with water supply in the chamber.
MkhonzaACDPHooperDAAphaneActionSANhlapoEFFNgemaANCZungu
Report an error - 03:56:32
Item 54: Increase of stipend for undergraduate student interns
Parties debated raising the undergraduate intern stipend from R3,500 to R4,951.88. All speakers supported or conditionally supported it. The FF+ and ACDP queried the implementation date and the option for departments to reduce intern numbers. MMC Zungu said the increase applies from 1 July 2026 and departments must find savings or cut intern numbers.
BoerFF+PitsoPAMkhonzaACDPManganyiIFPPietersenDASondagActionSANhlapoEFFNguseANCZungu
Report an error - 04:25:21
Item 55 withdrawn and lunch adjournment
MMC Masuku withdrew item 55 on behalf of the executive. Cllr Dewes raised a point of order under rule 73 and asked for an explanation, noting the R887 million development is seven years behind schedule. The Speaker said it is the executive's report to withdraw and adjourned for lunch for 45 minutes.
MasukuANCDewesDA
Report an error - 04:43:02
Mock council sitting: opening, Executive Mayor and Deputy Mayor
A mock council sitting on voter apathy among young people opened with student participants role-playing the Speaker, Executive Mayor and Deputy Mayor. The role-players framed youth voter apathy as a crisis of trust linked to accountability, service delivery and youth inclusion. The mock Executive Mayor proposed a Youth Civic Action and Accountability Program.
1 unidentified
Report an error - 04:57:29
Mock council sitting: MMC presentations
Mock MMCs for Public Safety, Transport, Human Settlements, Environment and Infrastructure and Economic Development each linked their portfolios to youth voter apathy. A mock MMC for Community Development began to speak before the recording became inaudible.
1 unidentified
Report an error - 05:20:30
Delay in resuming the real council business
After the mock session ended with long gaps in the recording, the Speaker said the sitting was 25 minutes past lunchtime. She asked whips to bring their councillors into the chamber and warned the council might continue the next day. The sitting restarted at about 05:33.
Report an error - 05:34:05
Items 72 to 99: IDP, budgets and tariff reports tabled for public consultation
The Secretary read out items 72 to 99, covering the draft IDP, the 2026/27 budgets and the tariff reports, all for noting before public participation. The Speaker said no speakers had been submitted. Cllr Christians said the DA had submitted one, and an MMC objected to the Speaker's wording. The Speaker ruled the items are for noting and moved on.
Report an error - 05:41:48
Item 100: Pikitup performance improvement action plan
Cllr Makamo supported the plan for the ANC, citing waste minimisation, digital solutions and fleet challenges. MMC Masuku said National Treasury requires the trading services reform A3 plan. ActionSA and the DA raised points of order saying they had submitted speaker names, but the Speaker had no names from them. The item was noted.
MakamoANCMasukuANCMunyayiActionSAAvant-SmithDA
Also discussed: Item 74: Pikitup Performance Improvement Action Plan (24 June 2026)
Report an error - 05:46:54
DA caucus break
Cllr Avant-Smith requested a 15-minute DA caucus break, which the Speaker granted with a return at 15:58. The recording then has long stretches of side conversation until Cllr Avant-Smith reported the DA ready to proceed at 06:04:39.
Report an error - 06:05:11
Item 101: KfW loan funding information statement
The information statement on a €200 million KfW loan for City Power capital expenditure was noted. The FF+, ANC and DA welcomed the terms. Cllr Boer asked for National and Provincial Treasury responses, and Cllr Santana asked for the list of funded assets when the item returns for approval. MMC Masuku said the necessary documents would be provided.
BoerFF+Thapelo RadebeANCSantanaDAMasukuANC
Also discussed: ACDP opposes the KfW loan (26 May 2026)
Report an error - 06:13:59
Item 102 (urgent): Nomination of Municipal Electoral Officer and Deputy Electoral Officers
The EFF supported the nominations and urged residents to register to vote. The DA called the item premature because no election has been called and did not support it. MMC Masuku said the IEC must prepare and the council should support its work. The Speaker ruled the item agreed, and the DA asked under Rule 84 that its opposition be noted.
MogapiEFFAndrew MaraisDAChristiansDA1 unidentified
Also discussed: Election of Deputy Executive Mayor: legal procedure and IEC preparations (26 February 2026)
Report an error - 06:20:29
Motion 1: Removal of registered indigent beneficiaries from the debtors list
MMC Tshwaku tabled a motion directing an audit within 60 days, alignment of credit control with the Indigent Support Policy, administrative write-off of indigent debt and a report back within 90 days. The ACDP and ANC supported it. The FF+ and DA opposed it, citing a blanket write-off and no quantified financial impact. MMC Masuku said the executive had no objection, and the proposer closed.
TshwakuEFFMogapiEFFBoerFF+HarrisACDPJacobsDAModupiANCMasukuANC
Report an error - 06:39:00
Vote on Motion 1 amid disruption
The Speaker called for abstentions, noes and ayes while councillors sang and exchanged remarks. The Speaker announced 60 abstentions, 3 noes and 151 ayes, and declared the motion carried.
Report an error - 06:48:06
Motion 2: Renaming Wolmarans Street to Dr uZwi Lezwe Radebe
Cllr Zigebe proposed renaming Wolmarans Street after Dr uZwi Lezwe Radebe, citing his community initiatives. The DA, FF+ and ACDP opposed it, citing the existing Tutu heritage precinct renaming plans, the city's finances and history. The ANC said the motion was procedurally incomplete and proposed deferral. MMC Amad asked that it go to public participation.
ZigebeUDMMagwentshuATMNkwanyanaDABoerFF+RohlssenACDPMashininiANCAmadAl Jama-ah
Report an error - 07:10:49
Proposer's closing, 'liars' remark and language dispute
While closing, Cllr Zigebe used the Xhosa word 'amaxoki', which Cllr Mosehla objected to as meaning liars. The Speaker asked him to withdraw it and he did. Cllr Belinda then asked when translation would be fixed, and the Speaker asked Cllr Zigebe to continue in English, which led to heckling before he finished.
ZigebeUDMMosehlaEFFEcheozonjokuDA
Report an error - 07:18:14
Vote on Motion 2 and points of order
The vote was disputed and the hands were counted more than once. The Speaker announced zero abstentions, 5 ayes and 226 noes, and ruled the motion not carried. Cllrs Raphadu and Belinda then rose on points of order, Raphadu complaining about Cllr Zigebe's embarrassment and Belinda explaining she had asked for a translation timeline.
Report an error - 07:24:35
Announcements and recess
The Speaker made announcements, joking that there was no recess before saying the council was on recess from that day. She wished those celebrating Easter a good and holy weekend and closed.
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Promises
6Commitments with a date, an amount or a 'we will'.
On 5 November 2026 (when this page was built): 0 overdue, 0 due in the next 30 days, 6 with no date. Overdue first; dates are AI readings of what was said; tap or hover a label for how. All promises.
No dateTumelo Joseph Madiba · ANC
The ANC will closely monitor implementation of the Environmental and Social Management System.
Not raised again in 15 sitting days since; no City report.
Evidence: quote
“we will also monitor its implementation closely”
No dateAlex Christians · DA
Refer the Speaker's handling of the MMC's interjection to the Rules Committee.
Not raised again in 15 sitting days since; no City report.
Evidence: quote
“I will be referring that to the Rules Committee.”
No dateLoyiso Masuku · Deputy Executive Mayor · MMC for Finance (by surname)
02:43:41· by quarterly· Report an error
Not raised again in 15 sitting days since; no City report.
Evidence: quote
“we took a decision to bring this report quarterly to council”
No dateMargeret Sheron Arnolds · AIC
Not raised again in 15 sitting days since; no City report.
Evidence: quote
“Councillor Christians, I'll get back to you.”
No dateLoyiso Masuku · Deputy Executive Mayor · MMC for Finance (by surname)
Latest: Said done at a later sitting, 26 May 2026 (AI judgment)
Evidence: quote · 2 later sittings
“we will bring all the necessary documents”
- Late or droppedACDP debate on Item 1 · 21 May 2026 · and 2 more moments that day
- Done, they sayMMC Masuku responds to the debate · 26 May 2026 · and 1 more moment that day
No dateLoyiso Masuku · Deputy Executive Mayor · MMC for Finance (by surname)
Official record: SDBIP 2026/27 (AI-matched)
Latest: Raised again at a later sitting, 28 May 2026 (AI judgment)
Evidence: quote · 1 later sitting · official record (1)
“from the side of the executive, uh we can implement this”
- Raised againPA's Cllr Simonse on implementation and the debt write-off · 28 May 2026
- Official record SDBIP 2026/27, p.149: “registered as indigent” · 17 481Plan for July 2026 to June 2027; online since Monday, 1 June 2026. AI-matched, not yet checked by a person.
Decisions
21What council approved, rejected or put off.
- 00:44:15
Quorumquorum confirmed
After counting, the Speaker said the numbers were corroborated and the meeting proceeded.
- 00:50:12
Applications for leave of absencenoted
Apologies, late arrivals and early departures from the caucuses were noted.
- 00:51:05
Request for urgent debate under rule 98not allowed
The Speaker ruled the request did not comply with rule 98(3)(c) because the matter is sub judice.
- 01:07:20
Item 46: Naming of streets in Orange Farm, Wards 2 and 5, Region Gapproved
The recommendation on page 46.3 was agreed to without objection.
- 01:08:24
Item 47: Process Update Report for the City of Johannesburg Biogas Pilotwithdrawn
An MMC withdrew the item on behalf of the executive.
- 01:27:51
Item 48: Environmental and Social Management System Manual and Reporting Requirementsnoted
The recommendations on page 48.6 were noted after debate.
- 01:28:48
EFF request for caucus breakgranted
The Speaker granted 10 minutes after item 49 was read in; councillors returned late.
- 02:02:31
Item 49: Remuneration Policy for Valuation Appeal Board membersapproved
The recommendation on page 49.4 was agreed to after the Deputy Mayor's reply.
- 02:16:55
Item 50: Valuation date and municipal valuer for the 2027 general valuation rollapproved
The recommendations on page 50.5 were agreed to.
- 02:44:21
Item 51: Report on status of agreed management corrective action as at 31 December 2025noted
The report was for noting and councillors responded "Noted!" to the Speaker's question.
- 03:23:57
DA request for caucus break before the vote on item 52refused
The Speaker ruled that a caucus break could not be taken at the closing stage of the item and that the MMC would close.
- 03:33:23
Item 52: Adoption of National Treasury MFMA Circular 106 framework for infrastructure delivery and procurement managementapproved
The recommendation on page 52.13 was agreed to.
- 03:55:52
Item 53: Revised Group Individual Performance Management System Policy Frameworkput to the House; outcome not announced
The Speaker asked whether the item was agreed to and moved on without announcing a result or any vote.
- 04:25:09
Item 54: Increase of stipend for undergraduate student internsput to the House; outcome not announced
The Speaker asked whether the item was agreed to and moved on without announcing a result or any vote.
- 04:25:31
Item 55withdrawn
MMC Masuku withdrew the item on behalf of the executive, and the Speaker accepted this over Cllr Dewes's objection.
- 05:41:24
Items 72 to 99: IDP, budgets and tariff reports for public consultationnoted
The Speaker ruled the items are for noting and then go to public participation, with no speakers taken.
- 06:46:52
Item 100: Pikitup performance improvement action plannoted
The House noted the item after the ANC and the MMC spoke.
- 06:13:53
Item 101: Information statement for KfW loan fundingnoted
The House noted the information statement on the proposed €200 million loan for City Power capital expenditure.
- 06:19:56
Item 102: Nomination of Municipal Electoral Officer and Deputy Electoral Officersapproved; DA objection recorded
The Speaker ruled the yeses had it, and Cllr Christians asked under Rule 84 that the DA's opposition be noted.
- 06:47:02
Motion 1: Removal of registered indigent beneficiaries from the debtors listapproved
Carried with 151 ayes, 3 noes and 60 abstentions.
- 07:22:45
Motion 2: Renaming Wolmarans Street to Dr uZwi Lezwe Radeberejected
Not carried, with 5 ayes, 226 noes and no abstentions.
Attendance and conduct
72Who was away and why, as said in the chamber.
Apologies read out 40
- Bereavement (1)
- Ponsonby
- Ill health (4)
- Sekwaila, Molefe*, Ngwenya*, Nkomo*
- Private business (10)
- Mpolobosho, Mokwena, Masera, Roberts, Chabalala, Mabelebele, Kunene, Makhuba, Khanyile, Mkhize
- Arriving late (6)
- Abdool, Mogapi, Zwane, Nzimande, Ramafikeng, Simelane*
- Party business (10)
- Makhafola, Tshwaku, Tsoadi, Mkhonto, Shumba, Themba Mabunda, Mokoka, Mabuke, Maake, Tshehlo
- Other reason (2)
- De Lange, Hlatshwayo*
- Leaving early (2)
- Paul Mokoena, Masuku*
* Name as heard; not matched to exactly one councillor.
MMC or Mayor not present for their business 1
- 01:25:12
MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services not present for item 48; MMC Mgcina represented the portfolio.
Question withdrawn 1
Warned or stopped by the chair 25
- 00:07:55
Chair asked councillors to remain seated during the count.
- 00:44:32
Mposula: Chair told councillor to switch off the microphone.
- 00:48:57
Mavhona: Chair told councillor to switch off the microphone.
- 01:16:00
Chair asked noisy councillors at the back to quieten down.
- 01:44:56
Chair asked members to return to seats after a caucus break overran.
- 02:46:17
Coogan: Chair said private conversations could be heard during a speech.
- 02:46:17
Reddy: Chair said private conversations could be heard during a speech.
- 02:54:05
Unnamed councillor: Chair told the DA speaker on item 52 to sit while a point of order was taken.
- 03:01:02
Chuma: Chair told speaker to sit after a remark on race.
- 03:02:08
Raphadu: Chair told councillor to sit.
- 03:02:41
Chuma: Chair again told speaker to be seated.
- 03:06:39
Chuma: Chair told speaker to sit during points of order.
- 03:19:06
Amad: Chair asked for microphone to be switched off.
- 03:19:06
Wissler: Chair asked for microphone to be switched off.
- 03:25:05
Moloisane: Chair asked for microphone to be switched off.
- 03:28:42
Seerane: Chair asked councillor to switch off mic before recognising him.
- 03:36:11
Unnamed councillor: Chair warns the speaker on item 53 about remaining time.
- 03:45:43
Unnamed councillor: Chair warns the speaker on item 53 about remaining time.
- 04:01:05
Unnamed councillor: Chair warns the speaker on item 54 about remaining time.
- 04:04:35
Unnamed councillor: Chair warns the speaker on item 54 about remaining time.
- 04:07:28
Unnamed councillor: Chair warns the speaker on item 54 about remaining time.
- 05:59:57
Tsoadi: Chair asks the councillor to switch off a live microphone during the break.
- 06:42:16
Raphadu: Chair tells the councillor to stop taking photographs while members were voting.
- 07:11:36
Zigebe: Chair orders the proposer to sit; at 07:12:14 she asks him to withdraw the word 'liars'.
- 07:16:21
Zitha: Chair asks the councillor to listen while she addresses the house on translation.
Sound or equipment problem 4
- 00:47:32
Unnamed councillor: Chair asked an ActionSA speaker to adjust the microphone.
- 02:55:47
Speaking-time machine stopped working; chair said it had been problematic all day.
- 07:11:36
Mosehla*: Chair asks the councillor to switch on their microphone to raise a point.
- 07:13:51
A microphone problem during motion 2; someone is told to try another mic.
Not present when called 1
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