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Good Party accuses CoCT of not informing low-income residents that they could be paying up to 10% more on monthly bills

18 May 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Party secretary-general Brett Herron said the increase was uncovered during the party’s detailed assessment of the city’s budget.Read More at Source

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