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State already paid R161m to ex-councillors: MPs decry slow payments | News24

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The state has already paid more than R161 million to municipal councillors who were not re-elected in last year's municipal elections, and MPs are concerned some of "their comrades, fellow fighters and fellow democrats haven't been paid yet".

Source: https://www.news24.com

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