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Cape Floods: Eleven dead and thousands homeless without help from City

6th October 2023 Asive Mabula 0

The recent floods in Cape Town devastated informal settlements, particularly in low lying areas that ironically offers them security from forced removal since the land is not deemed habitable.

Kliptown residents threaten election boycott

30th September 2021 Chris Gilili 0

Filthy toilets, illegal electricity and dilapidated houses a sore point for residents of Vaalkamers.

Alex informal settlement residents remain defiant

22nd September 2021 Ramatamo Sehoai 0

City Power’s latest effort to remove illegal connections will, like previous raids, prove futile as no legal supply of electricity even exists in these informal settlements.

Illegal electricity connections spark tension in East London

5th August 2021 Sandiso Phaliso 0

Tension is brewing between informal settlements and those who live in brick houses in East London over illegal electricity connections.

Alex residents march for electricity

28th July 2020 Ramatamo Sehoai 0

Residents who have been without electricity for years marched to City Power demanding that they be connected to the grid.

Buffalo City claims that it loses millions to illegal connections

8th July 2020 Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik 0

Informal settlement residents continue to reconnect themselves to the electricity grid after the municipality disconnects their illegal supply.

Three years without electricity for Duncan Village residents

19th October 2017 Chris Gilili 0

It might be 23 years after the dawn of democracy in South Africa, but there are some communities that still do not have basic services like electricity and sanitation provided by the government. C-Section in Duncan Village in East London, is just one of many cases.

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