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Hill-Lewis defends 30% hike: ‘Our city’s falling apart’

Summary by CapeTown ETC

Cape Town residents are up in arms over a controversial plan by the City to increase municipal service levies by as much as 30%, sparking widespread outrage and fears of displacement—especially among middle-class property owners.

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Hill-Lewis defends 30% hike: ‘Our city’s falling apart’

Cape Town residents are up in arms over a controversial plan by the City to increase municipal service levies by as much as 30%, sparking widespread outrage and fears of displacement—especially among middle-class property owners.

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CapeTown ETC broke the news in 5 days ago on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

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