DA wants public protector to investigate McKenzie over PA-linked appointments, Fifa spending
The DA has requested a public protector investigation into Minister Gayton McKenzie regarding alleged nepotism in appointments and questionable spending on a Fifa World Cup program. The complaint centers on the appointment of political allies to funding panels and a lack of transparency in departmental expenditures.
The DA has formally asked the public protector to investigate sport, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie over allegations that he breached the Executive Ethics Code by appointing members of his own Patriotic Alliance (PA) party to decide the allocation of nearly R110 million in public funding.
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