Nelson Mandela Bay’s basic services under threat as Treasury freezes July equitable share

Author: Lynn WilliamsPublished on: July 8, 2026Country: South Africa

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Nelson Mandela Bay’s basic services under threat as Treasury freezes July equitable share

South Africa's Treasury has frozen the July equitable share payment to Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, threatening basic services. The decision could disrupt water, electricity, and other essential services for residents. The move comes amid financial tensions between the state and the municipality.

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