US EditionGood Party warns Cape Town's low-income residents face hidden 10% tariff hike
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Good Party warns Cape Town's low-income residents face hidden 10% tariff hike
The Good Party has raised alarms over what it describes as an ‘extortionary tactic’ by the City of Cape Town, accusing the municipal government of failing to clearly communicate impending increases on utility bills that could see low-income residents paying nearly 10% more each month. This stark revelation comes from a detailed budget assessment conducted by the party, Cape {town} Etc reports. The party’s secretary-general Brett Herron points to…
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