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De Lille to handle housing issues
Activists say they will only be briefed on Sunday on the outcome of Thursday’s meeting.
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Zille to try and resolve stand-off
The Premier will meet with religious leaders to remedy the situation with informal settlement activists.
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Activists await outcome of housing meeting
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille will meet with religious leaders over housing on Thursday.
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Activists give Zille an ultimatum
A group of Cape Town activists says the premier has two months to respond to their grievances.
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Belhar pensioners get title deeds
Elderly Belhar residents have finally become the official owners of their homes.
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CTISO sorry for CBD looting
The Cape Town Informal Settlements Organisations apologised for a violent housing protest.
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Zille: We can't eradicate all shacks
The Western Cape premier says in Cape Town alone, the population has almost doubled in 15 years.
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Uncertainty over CT CBD protest
It’s unclear whether WC informal settlers will protest in the Cape Town CBD in coming days.
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Philippi fire victims rebuild homes
The blaze broke out on Wednesday evening.
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'We live like animals'
Residents from the Kosovo informal settlement say they want to voice their frustrations.
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Strong police presence in CT CBD
Police are keeping a close eye on the CBD despite an illegal protest being called off.
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CT CBD march called off
Cape Town has been granted a court interdict to prevent an illegal protest in the CBD.
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'Madikizela must go'
Leaders from informal settlements in CT called on Western Cape Human Settlements MEC to resign.
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Cosatu supports CT housing protest
The trade union federation says it supports Friday’s planned protest in the Cape Town CBD.
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CT housing waiting list at 270,000
The city of Cape Town’s waiting list for housing sits at an estimated 270,000.
