Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie says he has not done anything outside the ministerial handbook following recent outcry over the more than R800 000 in taxpayer's money that was spent for his trip to France for the 2024 Olympic games. McKenzie was speaking to members of the media earlier today, where his party, the Patriotic Alliance was updating the country on the party's first 100 days in office, since the constitution of the Government of National Unity. McKenzie says he should not be compared to super fans

<p>Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie says he has not done anything outside the ministerial handbook following recent outcry over the more than R800 000 in taxpayer's money that was spent for his trip to France for the 2024 Olympic games. McKenzie was speaking to members of the media earlier today, where his party, the Patriotic Alliance was updating the country on the party's first 100 days in office, since the constitution of the Government of National Unity. McKenzie says he should not be compared to super fans</p>

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