Faiez Jacobs explores how the City of Cape Town’s 2024/5 budget, while marketed as a record investment, perpetuates spatial and economic apartheid, leaving the city’s poorest communities behind.Read More at Source
A City Split in Two: How Cape Town’s 2024/5 Budget Betrays Its Poor
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