Cape Town residents cite crime, costs and unemployment as top concerns ahead of 2026 elections
Cape Town residents identify crime, corruption and the rising cost of living among their biggest concerns, while people and communities remain their strongest source of hope, according to the inaugural Greenfields Hope & Fear Index.
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