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Property owners take City of Cape Town to Court over controversial tariffs

17 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
ape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis addressing City Council on the adoption of the metro's 2025/26 budget on 26 June

Sapoa is challenging Cape Town’s new property-linked tariffs in court, claiming they unfairly burden property owners, infringe rights, and lack legal basis.

The post Property owners take City of Cape Town to Court over controversial tariffs appeared first on City Vision.

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