Raees Peffer’s Post

Investing in infrastructure to benefit lower-income households, is a topic that touches the very foundation of our society and the well-being of our communities. This is not just about spending more; it’s about spending better. Imagine a world where every individual has access to reliable power, clean water, efficient transport, and robust telecommunications. These are not luxuries but basic necessities that can unlock economic opportunities, enhance healthcare, improve education, and elevate livelihoods. In the face of natural hazards, resilient infrastructure can minimize costly repairs and avoid disruptions that impact productivity and quality of life. It leads to better health outcomes, more private investment in home improvements, enhanced access to transport and jobs, and a reduction in crime and violence. It empowers communities, fosters local initiatives, and paves the way for a more inclusive society.

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Mayor at City of Cape Town

Exciting things are happening in our local economy! 🚀😄 People are starting businesses and hiring more people, many are moving their lives and work to Cape Town, and there's growing opportunity here. This wouldn't be possible without good financial management practices behind-the-scenes, and a determination to protect pro-poor spending and infrastructure investment ✅🏗️

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