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Sizwe Dhlomo's reaction to Gayton McKenzie's R31 million FIFA World Cup bill gets Mzansi talking
Broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo's reaction to Minister Gayton McKenzie's R31 million FIFA World Cup spending sparks division in ...
Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie has pushed back against criticism over the government's R31 million ...
Gayton McKenzie has appeared to be celebrating the failed bid of Nigerian pastor John Anosike to buy the Good Hope ...
Minister of s Gayton McKenzie has criticised media coverage on the death of Bafana Bafana and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder ...
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has revealed it spent R30.95 million on South Africa’s 2026 Fifa World Cup ...
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Gayton McKenzie explains where R31 million World Cup money went
Gayton McKenzie says the R31-million World Cup programme promoted South Africa, while sponsors paid for 76 of the 151 people ...
Gayton McKenzie has been under pressure from DA and ActionSA parliamentarians to explain the R31 million expenditure.
Gayton McKenzie defends R31m World Cup spending, calling it an investment in tourism, sport and global promotion.
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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 ...
In a written parliamentary reply to DA MP Leah Potgieter, McKenzie revealed that his department had allocated an estimated ...
Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has defended the department's R30.94 million expenditure on South ...
Gayton McKenzie has clapped back at a sensational report that claimed that Bafana Bafana player Jayden Adams quarrelled with ...
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