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Key FactsRamaphosa pledges one trillion rand for infrastructure
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  • Ramaphosa pledged one trillion rand for investment in roads and dams.

  • He presented infrastructure spending as a means of promoting jobs and economic growth.

  • The local government elections were scheduled for Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

  • As ANC president, Ramaphosa was campaigning ahead of the local government elections.
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Key FactsRamaphosa Calls for Youth Employment and Investment Boost
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  • Youth unemployment remains critical, with 46% of young South Africans, over 4.7 million, currently jobless.

  • Employers are urged to hire based on potential rather than experience to open opportunities for young workers.

  • The investment drive supports an inclusive economy where youth can both work in and own businesses across key sectors.
  • Hire for potential, not only for experience.
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  • The classification aims to protect the investigation’s integrity, witnesses, and police officers from media trials before court proceedings.

  • The IPID report overlaps with a criminal investigation by the Directorate for Priority Crime Inspectorate.

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