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Derailment Squad
All the dumb cultists now pretending to have seen the light is hilarious 
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indeed - you are living proof of thatWell if you were that daft three years ago I doubt much has changed
I don't think IQ values increase with age![]()
even more hilarious is the indian fag, married to another man - being a card carrying broederbond member
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Cufflinks.even more hilarious is the indian fag, married to another man - being a card carrying broederbond member
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cufflinks, ties, ball-gags - - it's the symbolCufflinks.
cufflinks, ties, ball-gags - - it's the symbol
Vote FF+ for a clear and easy to understand invoice.just received my June bill and its a total mess
and I have no idea what this is
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This usually happens when someone has outstanding debt on their rates and taxes.just received my June bill and its a total mess
and I have no idea what this is
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The judgement said they only need to stop after 30th June.just received my June bill and its a total mess
and I have no idea what this is
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That's when muni's increase their prices hey?The judgement said they only need to stop after 30th June.
This usually happens when someone has outstanding debt on their rates and taxes.
The City of Cape Town has confirmed it will not appeal the Western Cape High Court’s ruling on tariff structures, opening the way for a revised budget process to begin.
In a statement issued this morning, the City said it will now publish amendments to its tabled 2026/27 Budget for public comment in the wake of the judgment.
The City maintains that the ruling’s primary impact is to curtail the ability of municipalities, including Cape Town, to cross-subsidise services in a manner that shields lower- and middle-income households from the full cost of those services. The proposed budget amendments, it says, reflect the City’s commitment to preserving that protection within the boundaries set by the court.
Its amazing how durban manages to be cheaper:Cape Town won’t fight court tariff ruling, but warns lower-income households could pay the price
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Here's JHB, so not really the DA way, btw I the type your text here, is in their documentThe DA difference:
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