Multiple reports describe allegations involving councillors who fear losing office in an upcoming voter-driven reshuffle. According to IOL, insiders claim some councillors—described as lacking formal qualifications beyond matric—are attempting to secure administrative positions at municipalities ahead of elections. The reports frame the accusations as being driven by concern that voters may vote out sitting councillors in the next election cycle, prompting them to look for alternative roles within municipal structures. IOL presents the claims as allegations attributed to unnamed insiders, without providing independently verified evidence of misconduct or detailing any specific hiring processes. The reporting indicates the allegations centre on councillors’ motivations and whether their move toward administrative posts is primarily aimed at retaining employment rather than fulfilling elected responsibilities. The sources do not include responses from the accused councillors, municipal officials, or any electoral or oversight bodies. As presented, the story reflects claims of pre-election job seeking, but does not yet establish confirmed wrongdoing or outcomes.