The party claims that R2 million was offered to councillors by an opposing party to entice its councillors to vote for Cope's Dr Murunwa Makwarela as the executive mayor.
PRETORIA - ActionSA said that some of its councillors in Tshwane were offered an overall amount of R2 million to vote against the party line during the mayoral election in February.
Beaumont said they had proof that showed how their councillors were enticed with money to vote against the party line.
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