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One year later, questions are still being asked about Ramaphosa's promise to fix Cape Town's Central Line

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It’s been a year since President Cyril Ramaphosa announced R1.4bn to fix Cape Town’s vandalised central train line, a key commuter route. However, delays associated with Covid-19 and the occupation of railway lines means commuters will have to wait longer to access one of the cheapest modes of transport in the city.

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