Ramaphosa inspects Eastern Cape bridge construction eNCA
The Msikaba Bridge is part of the N2 Wild Coast Road project, which is aimed at stimulating investment and economic growth in the region.
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Afriforum throws its weight behind the Cape independence movementThe organisation’s resolution comes amid calls from the Cape Independence Advocacy Group and the Cape Independence Party for the Western Cape to become independent.
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