RISE Mzansi announces Tshwane mayoral candidate ahead of local elections
Mabotsa, who has served as a Tshwane councillor since 2021 and joined the Mayoral Committee two years ago, said her campaign would build on work already…
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Mabotsa argued that economic growth remains central to addressing poverty and unemployment, particularly among young people. “In March 2026, South Africa’s unemployment rate stood at 32.7%, meaning that almost one in three people looking for work cannot find a job,” she said. Closing her address, Mabotsa urged residents to support her bid for the mayoral office, saying the city had made significant progress but that more work remained. “The private sector has recognised our progress, driving an 800% increase in direct investment in just 20 months.
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Mabotsa argued that economic growth remains central to addressing poverty and unemployment, particularly among young people. “In March 2026, South Africa’s unemployment rate stood at 32.7%, meaning that almost one in three people looking for work cannot find a job,” she said.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Closing her address, Mabotsa urged residents to support her bid for the mayoral office, saying the city had made significant progress but that more work remained. “The private sector has recognised our progress, driving an 800% increase in direct investment in just 20 months.
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