This just a day before report implicating her in corruption and maladministration is tabled before the city council.
EWN understands that a confidential report recommends that the city council takes disciplinary action against Patricia de Lille for failing to report corruption to council when it was brought to her attention by then-city manager, Achmat Ebrahim.
Patricia de Lille has given four DA councillors until next week to apologise and retract what she terms the statement linking her to alleged mismanagement at the City of Cape Town.
Cape Town City FC did a victory parade through the city in celebration of their MTN8 Championship win.
CapeTalk host Kieno Kammies interviews outgoing Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille about her future plans.
The land was allegedly undervalued and sold at a loss of R58 million in 2016.
Currently serving as the Western Cape's Community Safety MEC, Plato says he’ll outline plans for the City once has made the cut as a shortlisted candidate.
Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille was speaking at a memorial service on Thursday night to honour the eight workers killed in an explosion at the plant earlier this week.
Gareth van Onselen says dragging out the fiasco even longer would have harmed the party’s ability to entice voters.
Patricia de Lille announced on Sunday she would step down as Cape Town mayor at the end of October
Neither Patricia De Lille nor the DA are prepared to drop their court cases against each other just yet.
After months of railing against the DA’s attempts to remove her from office, it seems Patricia de Lille has struck a deal.
The DA's city caucus was forced to withdraw their plans to vote her out at a council meeting on Thursday, after De Lille struck a deal with party leader Mmusi Maimane.
A notice to table a motion of no confidence (MONC) in Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille has officially been withdrawn.
A second motion of no confidence in her is set to be debated by the city council today, after a previous attempt by the DA's city caucus failed at the ballot box in February.
Ian Neilson claims that Patricia de Lille not only supported the problematic tender but attempted to hide problems when they arose as a quick fix to deal with the city’s social housing problems.
The outcome will also impact on her mayoralty, which was restored by the High Court pending the outcome of this application.
Some of their demands include a clinic, schools and a police station.
