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Cape Town Investment: A R2.5bn, 35-storey Foreshore development is set to create 2,500 construction jobs, with the City pitching it as a boost for the inner city and business tourism. Economy: Stats SA’s rebasing puts the 2022 economy 4.9% larger than previously estimated. The revision reflects updated data and a new base year, not a sudden jump in growth. Local Elections: With voting days away, municipal service delivery and accountability are in focus. Residents are urged to scrutinise councillors’ records, as water shortages, billing disputes and Johannesburg’s rubbish collection crisis highlight the stakes. SASSA: November grant dates have shifted once for the elections: older persons’ grants are due October 30, disability grants November 2, and children’s grants November 3.

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