Politics and Government
Politics and Government
Tue, December 17, 2024
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Nelson Mandela Bay council scraps punitive water tariffs - after two floods and a petition
- The impact of the tariffs was harsh, and was unnecessarily prolonged by the [metro] government, costing families dearly at a time of a cost-of-living crisis," said Van der Westhuyzen, from the DA. "This outcome proves that when the people of Nelson ...
The Nelson Mandela Bay Council has decided to abolish punitive water tariffs following two floods and a petition from residents. This decision was influenced by the severe water shortages and infrastructure damage caused by the floods, which left many residents struggling to access water. The punitive tariffs, which were initially implemented to encourage water conservation, had become burdensome for the community, especially given the recent natural disasters. The council's move aims to alleviate financial pressure on residents and ensure fair access to water, responding directly to public outcry and the practical challenges faced by the community.
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