The Community Chest group made the claim saying the group was left on the pavement in Culemborg after they were moved from a homeless camp in Strandfontein.
The Community Chest has accused the City of Cape Town of 'dumping' homeless people who had been accommodated at the now-closed Strandfontein homeless shelter.
The amendments will allow an authorised individual to conduct search and seizure operations without a warrant under certain circumstances.
Drug expert Monique Marks said she has observed that in many cities across the country – except for Durban and Pretoria – it has become difficult for indigent drug users to access the medical care they need.
He said he was appalled by a front-page article in Saturday’s 'Weekend Argus' under the headline: 'Fears of Homeless Outbreak’.
The City's Zahied Badroodien said everyone at the site had now been screened at least twice and no one had tested positive for the coronavirus.
For some homeless people, government's decision to supply temporary shelters has been a blessing, while a horror for others.
The children are pupils of controversial Islamic schools who would usually be found begging in the streets of Kano for small change.
Commissioner Chris Nissen who visited the area said there were still issues inside the camp.
Concern has been raised around fines issued to homeless people at the Strandfontein sports grounds site.
Thirty-six-year-old Wassiem Abraham was arrested at the Strandfontein sports grounds site on Saturday.
Those living on the streets are being moved to a temporary shelter adjacent to the City of Cape Town's Culemborg Safe Space. Over the past few days, the city has been accommodating close to 300 homeless people at a lot situated under the N2 freeway.
Eyewitness News visited one of the centres around eThekwini on Monday where many of the city's homeless people are being housed during the country's 21-day lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.
The city has made available temporary shelters and health screening for those living on the streets.
Police spent the afternoon picking up homeless people in Doornfontein, taking them to an overnight shelter in Hillbrow.
Rwanda’s justice minister, Johnston Busingye, said the centre trains young people in skills including carpentry and welding and rehabilitates them from life on the streets.
This comes after a case involving the Ark Christian Ministries Church in Durban was removed from the roll at the Durban High Court on Monday.
From 1999 to 2004, the eThekwini Municipality relocated hundreds of homeless people from the Durban Ark shelter in the CBD to locations in the city's periphery and bused others to a shelter in Cape Town.
