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Other govt depts, private sector must help fund D6 development, court told
Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane appeared in the Western Cape High Court on Friday, to give answers on government’s progress on the restitution for hundreds of District Six land claimants.
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Nkoana-Mashabane arrives at court for District Six land restitution case
Last month, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane was ordered to appear in the Western Cape High Court in a restitution case involving hundreds of land claimants.
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D6 committee open to discussing restitution matters with Land Reform Dept
Land Reform Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane has been ordered to appear before the Western Cape High Court on Friday.
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District Six land claimants hope for answers as court day looms for minister
Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane has been ordered to appear in the High Court on 17 May.
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District 6 Working Committee: Courts needed to move land claims process along
On Wednesday, the Western Cape High Court ordered the Rural Development and Land Reform Minister to explain what government has done to deliver restitution to the hundreds of land claimants who've been waiting over twenty years.
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‘It's going to be the same thing’ - Mistrust clouds District Six land claim win
While some claimants have hailed the ruling ordering the land minister to appear in court as yet another major victory, some were sceptical.
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Nkoana-Mashabane ordered to appear before court in land claims matter
Hundreds of land claimants are seeking answers from the State on when restitution in the form of land will be delivered.
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Land claimants bring contempt of court application against minister
The District Six Working Committee is one of the applicants in the court case against national government, which will be heard today in the Western Cape High Court.
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Land claims commissioner: Govt acknowledges pain of District Six land claimants
Hundreds of verified claimants are in limbo as litigation between the State and residents’ representatives continue.
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District Six committee to head back to court over land claims
The District Six Working Committee will head back to court this week to get answers from government as to when hundreds of claimants will receive a home.
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Land Claims commissioner: District Six land restitution a complex matter
The Commission on Restitution of Land Rights along with the Rural Development and Land Reform Minister and several others have been taken to court by land claimants.
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Zille says she supports District Six land claimants heading to court
Zille addressed District Six restitution claimants at the Cape Penisula University of Technology (CPUT) in Cape Town on Sunday.
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FF Plus and ANC trade barbs over District Six redevelopment project
FF Plus believes the redevelopment project could have been completed sooner had it been handled locally.
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Govt takes action as District Six land claimants seek restitution
The Western Cape High Court in November last year ordered various parties involved in the case to come up with a plan to satisfy the restitution of the claimants.
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Court rules in favour of District Six land claimants seeking restitution
About 20 years ago, just over 2,000 District Six residents who were forcibly removed during apartheid lodged claims. They wanted their land back.
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District 6 committee calls mass meeting amid corruption claims
The organisation will host a meeting on Saturday following ongoing delays in settling land restitution.
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District Six claimants want answers
Claimants want Nkwinti to explain the delay in settling claims despite a 2014 deadline set by the President.
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Phase 3 of District Six construction launched
The dream of moving back to District Six will soon become a reality for some claimants.
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District Six invaders fight court ruling
About 60 people illegally invaded 19 District Six flats about a month ago.
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Khoisan activists leave flats
Speaking to Eyewitness News on Monday, security guards said they have not seen the activists.
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Khoisan group say they won't budge
Despite two court evictions Khoisan activists are adamant won’t move from District Six.