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Gayton McKenzie congratulates Dricus du Plessis as South Africans revive R31 million World Cup controversy
Gayton McKenzie’s praise for Dricus du Plessis after his UFC win sparked backlash as South Africans questioned the R31 ...
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“My 40% tax gone”: SA umipressed with Gayton McKenzie’s FIFA World Cup spend breakdown
Minister Gayton McKenzie published a breakdown of R31 million in public funds spent on South Africa's FIFA World Cup 2026 ...
Sports, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie has detailed how his department spent its R31m budget to send a delegation ...
The minister said the programme cost R30 945 370.15, not the approximately R31 million figure that has circulated publicly.
Gayton McKenzie has been under pressure from DA and ActionSA parliamentarians to explain the R31 million expenditure.
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Gayton McKenzie blasts reporting on Jayden Adams’ final hours, warns of potential consequences
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie condemned News24's reporting on Jayden Adams' death, warning it could harm his girlfriend ...
Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has defended the department's R30.94 million expenditure on South ...
McKenzie said he avoided additional costs by declining dedicated drivers, using shared transport where possible, rejecting ...
South Africa's Sports Minister criticises media reports on Bafana Bafana star Jayden Adams' death, raising concerns over the ...
In a written parliamentary reply to DA MP Leah Potgieter, McKenzie revealed that his department had allocated an estimated ...
R31 million – and possibly rising or decreasing – is the estimated cost incurred so far by Gayton McKenzie and his sport, ...
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Gayton: STOP spreading misinformation about Jayden Adams’ cause of death
Gayton McKenzie has hit back at a social media user who he insists has incorrectly speculated about Jayden Adams' cause of ...
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