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Crossing The Line dialogue asks: Who is Cape Town really working for?

IOL · 11 September 2026 at 14:31

Crossing The Line dialogue asks: Who is Cape Town really working for?

A City for whom? Cape Town residents put the question to work at the first Crossing The Line Dialogue.

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