{"id":126106,"date":"2018-11-18T08:34:16","date_gmt":"2018-11-18T06:34:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/city-of-ct-weighing-options-on-alternatives-housing-for-hout-bay-residents\/"},"modified":"2018-11-18T08:34:16","modified_gmt":"2018-11-18T06:34:16","slug":"city-of-ct-weighing-options-on-alternatives-housing-for-hout-bay-residents","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/city-of-ct-weighing-options-on-alternatives-housing-for-hout-bay-residents\/","title":{"rendered":"City of CT weighing options on alternatives housing for Hout Bay residents"},"content":{"rendered":"

City of CT weighing options on alternatives housing for Hout Bay residents<\/a>: About 93 people were displaced when a fire ripped through a section of the Hangberg Improvement Development Area (HIDA) last month. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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24 municipalities now under administration<\/a>: Eight municipalities from the North West were placed under administration in September alone. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Ramaphosa\u2019s campaign team commits to pay back Bosasa donation<\/a>: Bosasa holds multi-million-rand government tenders and has also been linked to dodgy payments and security services for some Members of Parliament. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Numsa, NUM call for sacking of Eskom CEO and board over IPPs<\/a>: Rival union’s Numsa and NUM are calling for the scrapping of the IPP project if they want to keep their jobs. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Lotto Results: Saturday 17 November 2018<\/a>: EWN brings you the winning Lotto results. Were you a winner? ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Weekends are prime killing times in Cape<\/a>: Weekends collectively account for 53% – about 1978 – of the counts of murder in the province. Speaking at the Safer Western Cape Conference this week, provincial police commissioner Khombinkosi Jula said statistics revealed the primary motives for murder in the 2017\/2018 period: 22% of crimes were gang-related, arguments accounted for 13.2% of crimes, robberies for 8.1%, domestic violence for 5.1% and…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Daff and MK veterans at loggerheads<\/a>: Broken promises and alleged exploitation has left a group of military veterans feeling hopeless and misled by the Department of Agriculture, Forestries and Fisheries(Daff). The veterans\u2019 group alleges that following a consultation, they were…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Mom tells how shack fire put an end to her dreams<\/a>: Dreams of having a pilot daughter and possibly a son went up in smoke on the day her home and thousands of others burnt to the ground. A 44-year-old single mother of two told Weekend Argus she had hoped to have a son as soon as her little girl had started walking. But one fateful day changed her life. Mbali Khetani, now 14, was injured during a raging fire which displaced 8000 people in Langa. Mbali was on her mother\u2019s back as she was trying to save what she could of her belongings. Sindi Khetani continued to save her belongings. She had not realised that a piece of wood had hit her baby on the head. \u201cIt was only moments later when I had taken her off that I saw her head was swelling up, I…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Cancellation of ferries causes outrage<\/a>: Robben Island employees who travel between the mainland and the island have described the frequent cancellation of ferries as \u201cworse than Metrorail\u201d. Employees and a private ferry driver said the cancellations have become frequent in the past three months. They said the Robben…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Living in a world with little water<\/a>: Cape Town is one of 12 global cities facing water scarcity and, according to experts, if drastic measures are not taken, future generations will suffer. Pablo Garcia-Chevesich, a professor in the department of hydrology and atmospheric sciences at the University of Arizona, in the US, said this week, residents of affected cities could benefit from adapting to the reality of…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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