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Best to live in 2026: South or North, Cape Town or Johannesburg?

10 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Where in South Africa is the best place to live in 2026? Cape Town and Johannesburg offer different costs and pressures for families…

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GroundUp and Public Interest Journalism: Launched in 2012 as a joint project between the NGO Social Justice Coalition and the University of Cape Town’s Centre for Social Science Research, GroundUp is a news agency focused on human rights, social justice, and township life in Cape Town. Operating under a Creative Commons license, its investigative reporting on housing, public transport, health, and municipal services is widely republished by mainstream national outlets. GroundUp fills a critical gap by providing rigorous reporting on under-served communities across the Cape Flats and informal settlements.

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