The National BriefingRatepayers associations under the Msunduzi Municipality are objecting to a tariff hike for the 2026/27 financial year, sighting poor service delivery. The municipality is proposing a 9.26% electricity hike, 13% for water, 1.2% for rates, 3.70 for waste removal and 13% for sanitation. The Msunduzi Association of Residents, Ratepayers and Civics say that the municipality is in financial crisis. Why should residents pay more?
Ratepayers associations under the Msunduzi Municipality are objecting to a tariff hike for the 2026/27 financial year, sighting poor service delivery. The municipality is proposing a 9.26% electricity hike, 13% for water, 1.2% for rates, 3.70 for waste removal and 13% for sanitation. The Msunduzi Association of Residents, Ratepayers and Civics say that the municipality is in financial crisis. Why should residents pay more?
Guest: Councillor Mzimkhulu Thebolla - Mayor Msunduzi Local Municipality
Guest: Anthony Waldhausen - CEO of the Msunduzi Association of Residents, Ratepayers and Civics
Guest: Ross Strachan - DA Caucus leader at the Msunduzi Municipality and sits on the Finance Committee
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