The City’s safety and security directorate has emerged as a major focus of Cape Town’s 2026/27 budget, with a record R6.8 billion allocation eliciting strong reaction from opposition parties, …Read More at Source
City of Cape Town’s R6.8bn safety budget faces scrutiny
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