Scrapping the three new fixed tariffs introduced in Cape Town’s latest budget would blow a R4.2 billion hole in the City’s finances for the current financial year, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has warned …Read More at Source
Cape Town mayor warns scrapping fixed tariffs will cause R4.2bn loss as battle heads to court
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