Lewis has described the record R12.3-billion spent by the city on infrastructure last year, which he said was the biggest investment yet by a city-government in South Africa, as the “minimum” level of …Read More at Source
Despite record infrastructure spend Cape Town is ‘only just keeping pace’
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