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EWN's Monique Mortlock describes how the ANC shouted 'pay back the money' to Mayor Patricia de Lille for her house renovations.
Mortlock says some DA councillors retaliated by shouting "Zuma is a thief."
Other issues discussed were the public transport system and water plans.
Take a listen:
This article first appeared on CapeTalk : Here's what happened at the Cape Town City Council meeting
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