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CETA: South Africa’s infrastructure boom must become an engine for skills and jobs

18 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The V&A Waterfront initiative is envisaged as a proof-of-model that could ultimately inform similar approaches around major developments elsewhere in …Read More at Source

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