CAPE TOWN - The Democratic Alliance is set to announce its decision on Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille's fate.

The decision follows a host of allegations of maladministration against de Lille.

Late last year allegations surfaced that de Lille had allegedly misused city funds to pay for upgrades at her private residence.

She has denied the claims.

De Lille and Mayoral Committee member JP Smith were also embroiled in a public spat over the closure of the city’s special investigating unit.

Since then, the accusations of maladministration have further stacked up against de Lille.

In an explosive affidavit in which the executive director in her office, Craig Kesson, alleges that she’s been ignoring tender corruption within the city’s transport authority.