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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA VOWS TO CREATE MORE JOBS AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AS ANC STEPS UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA VOWS TO CREATE MORE JOBS AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AS ANC STEPS UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN
News Sep 10, 2026

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA VOWS TO CREATE MORE JOBS AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AS ANC STEPS UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN

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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA VOWS TO CREATE MORE JOBS AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AS ANC STEPS UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN IN TEMBISA President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again placed job creation at the center of the ANC’s election campaign, telling residents of Tembisa that the party remains committed to tackling unemployment and creating economic opportunities for millions of […]

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA VOWS TO CREATE MORE JOBS AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AS ANC STEPS UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN IN TEMBISA



President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again placed job creation at the center of the ANC’s election campaign, telling residents of Tembisa that the party remains committed to tackling unemployment and creating economic opportunities for millions of South Africans.



Speaking to a large crowd in the Winnie Mandela section of Tembisa, Ramaphosa said the ANC’s promise to voters is focused on building an economy that creates jobs, supports small businesses, attracts investment, and improves living conditions for communities across the country.



The gathering formed part of the ANC’s ongoing election campaign as party leaders engage directly with communities ahead of the polls. Supporters turned out in significant numbers to hear the President outline the party’s plans for economic growth, youth employment, skills development, and infrastructure investment.



Ramaphosa acknowledged the challenges facing many South Africans, including unemployment, poverty, and the rising cost of living, but insisted that the ANC remains committed to implementing policies aimed at stimulating economic activity and expanding opportunities for job seekers.



With unemployment continuing to be one of the country’s biggest concerns, political parties are expected to place economic growth and job creation at the forefront of their campaigns as voters prepare to head to the ballot box.

📍 Tembisa, Gauteng
🇿🇦 South Africa Election Campaign 2026

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