Wolwerivier
Blikkiesdorp, Wolwerivier residents seek end to temporary housing
The Symphony Way temporary relocation area in Delft, known as Blikkiesdorp, was established in 2007 with the intention of housing displaced people in need of...
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City of CT defends plan to move Woodstock families to Wolwerivier
The question of what is ‘as near as possible’ has cropped up in an eviction battle involving a group of Woodstock residents and the City of Cape Town.
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‘City of CT does not have emergency housing in city centre’
27 Bromwell Street residents are being evicted from a private property, which is to be developed. The city wants to relocate them 60 kilometres from their current homes.
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Is City of CT's temporary relocation area near Atlantis serving its purpose?
Bromwell Street residents are seeking a court order declaring the city has a constitutional obligation to provide emergency accommodation close to where they currently live.
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City of CT plans to build transitional housing for the displaced
On Tuesday, the municipality announced a mixed bag of affordable housing options for the city centre, Woodstock and Salt River.
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Wolwerivier residents fear expansion plans will bring more problems
The city is planning on building 4,500 new residential sites in the area and has opened up several tenders for the provision of services.
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Wolwerivier councillor denies lack of service delivery allegations
Wolwerivier residents claim Ward 104 Councillor Lubabalo Makeleni has been making empty promises since 2015 and has failed to address service delivery.
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Evicted Wolwerivier residents' living conditions 'very depressing'
A Wolwerivier community leader says living conditions in the temporary relocation area have worsened.
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Wolwerivier residents demand meeting with CT officials over eviction
Law enforcement officers on Thursday moved to evict people who have occupied around 30 units.
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Anger as City of CT evicts Wolwerivier residents
People illegally occupying emergency housing units in Wolwerivier near Atlantis have been evicted by the City of Cape Town.
