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Ramaphosa informal settlement

Ramaphosa residents demand foul jobs

16th September 2021 Vincent Lali 0

Residents of Ramaphosa informal settlement say they want the company contracted to clean their toilets to employ people on shorter term bases to make more jobs available.

Gugulethu backyarders protest against rumoured evictions

2nd July 2018 Mandla Mnyakama 0

Ramaphosa Informal Settlement residents say the City should expect more protests if it does not back down from planning evictions.

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