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'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending

Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie has defended the department's R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 expenditure, saying the spending was lawful, aligned with its mandate and aimed at promoting South Africa globally.

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'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending

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How Gayton McKenzie spent the R31m World Cup budget

Breakdown shows R1m spent on McKenzie, majority on travel and events

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domenica 19 luglio 2026·iol.co.za
'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending
Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie has defended the department's R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 expenditure, saying the spending was lawful, aligned with its…
lunedì 20 luglio 2026·iol.co.za
FIFA World Cup R31 million spend | Gayton McKenzie brings the receipts
Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie has defended the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture's (DSAC) approximately R31 million expenditure on South Africa's FIFA…

'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending

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'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending

How Gayton McKenzie spent the R31m World Cup budget

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'Nothing to hide' | McKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup 2026 spending

FIFA World Cup R31 million spend | Gayton McKenzie brings the receipts

How Gayton McKenzie spent the R31m World Cup budget

McKenzie says there was ‘nothing to hide’ over R31m World Cup spending

" Nothing to hide" - Gayton KcKenzie defends R31 million FIFA World Cup expenditure as legitimate

Minister Gayton McKenzie shares receipts for R31 million World Cup trip