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City of Cape Town funds migrant repatriation but burdens residents with MyCiti fare hikes – ActionSA

2 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

ActionSA condemns City of Cape Town’s decision to fund migrant repatriation while burdening residents with massive MyCiti fare hikes. 1 July 2026. ActionSA strongly condemns the …Read More at Source

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