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DA Opposes Tariff Cuts in eThekwini Municipality

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•The eThekwini municipality announced new tariff increases effective July 1, 2026.
•The Democratic Alliance formally opposed the proposed tariff reductions on May 28, 2026.
•Tariff changes impact both residential and commercial ratepayers within eThekwini.
•The debate centers on municipal financial management and service delivery priorities.

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▸If the DA succeeds in blocking tariff reductions municipal revenue may remain stable or increase, supporting public services but potentially raising costs for residents and businesses.

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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)eThekwini ratepayers: Here are the new July 1 tariff hikes AFRICAIOL (South Africa)DA opposes proposed tariff reductions in eThekwini municipality

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has maintained its opposition to proposed tariff reductions in the eThekwini municipality despite new tariff hikes set to take effect on July 1. These changes affect local residents and businesses by increasing municipal charges, which could influence public service funding and local economic conditions. The ongoing dispute reflects challenges in balancing municipal revenue needs with affordability for ratepayers.