The ANC was on Wednesday accused of being two-faced on the issue of the City’s amendments to the by-law relating to homelessness, after the DA claimed that ANC members of the Safety and Security Portfolio Committee had supported the changes.
Mayco Member for Safety and Security JP Smith said the City’s take on the by-law was more progressive than similar by-laws elsewhere in the country.
Meanwhile in his farewell address to the full council, outgoing mayor Dan Plato said that while there was still a lot of work to be done, he was proud of the achievements of his administration and had no doubt that City residents would continue to support it.
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