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No ‘Airbnb tax’: City explains what Cape Town’s letting by-law really means

10 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Reports of a new ‘Airbnb tax’ in Cape Town have sparked confusion and panic, but the City says no new fee is being introduced.Read More at Source

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