Hill-Lewis pledges 500,000 more jobs in Cape Town
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Geordin Hill-Lewis, the DA’s Cape Town mayoral candidate, has pledged to create at least 500,000 additional jobs in the city over the next five years if the DA is returned to government.
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What happened
Geordin Hill-Lewis, the DA’s Cape Town mayoral candidate, has pledged to create at least 500,000 additional jobs in the city over the next five years if the DA is returned to government.
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