A municipal proposal to reduce electricity and water tariffs for charitable organisations has been turned down by the Electricity and Water Authority (EWA), warning that such a move would undermine its financial sustainability and ability to meet contractual obligations with private sector providers.
In an official response to the Southern Municipal Council, the EWA clarified that it already offers specific support to registered charities, places of worship, public parks and sports clubs – but within a framework that must balance rising costs and fiscal responsibilities .
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