Anele Qaba, who was locked in a legal tussle over his post as the Mandela Bay Development Agency chief executive, has applied for leave to appeal against the court’s decision that saw his position reviewed and set aside on Tuesday.
Not only did Anele Qaba not meet the minimum competency requirements to be the chief executive of the Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA), but the board of directors gave him the maximum salary a senior manager could get.
The Gqeberha high court has set aside the appointment of Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA) chief executive Anele Qaba, who got the job three months after receiving a R3m golden handshake from the municipality.
With the Gqeberha high court officially embarking on a seven-week recess, with only urgent matters being dealt with, Weekend Post looks back at some of the headline-making stories which shocked the public.
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