Sunday Times

Charred Beefsteak a la Bang

- NATHI OLIFANT

THE music has died in KwaZuluNat­al. Employees at the provincial government’s embattled Music House KZN have not been paid their February salaries and some say they have been told to stay home as the entity’s coffers run dry.

But the man they say is behind their woes, board chairman Zenzele Mzimela, is starting a new plum job at the beleaguere­d University of Zululand as executive finance director.

After months of financial battles, employees received letters on February 28 telling them that there has been a delay in payment of their salaries. The letters, written and signed by acting CEO Ronnie Mokoena and seen by the Sunday Times,

 ?? Picture: REUTERS ?? Revellers take part in festivitie­s this week celebratin­g the patron saint of pyrotechni­cs in Tultepec, Mexico, during which fireworks explode from a mock bull known as ‘Torito’
Picture: REUTERS Revellers take part in festivitie­s this week celebratin­g the patron saint of pyrotechni­cs in Tultepec, Mexico, during which fireworks explode from a mock bull known as ‘Torito’

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