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McKenzie faces fresh scrutiny over appointments and R31 million World Cup spending

IOL · 03 September 2026 at 15:46

McKenzie faces fresh scrutiny over appointments and R31 million World Cup spending

The Democratic Alliance has submitted fresh evidence to the Public Protector, alleging that Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie may have breached ethics rules by appointing Patriotic Alliance-linked individuals to key public entity boards and taking an oversized delegation on a controversial R31-million World Cup trip.

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McKenzie faces fresh scrutiny over appointments and R31 million World Cup spending

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