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At the centre of the rising demand for urban human settlement land is the rapid rise of urbanisation. Urbanisation is not a uniquely South African or African phenomenon, it is a global issue that requires urgent attention. In our country, the majority of the poor people who migrate to cities end up in informal settlements, either adding to the already overcrowded settlements or establishing new settlement through illegal land occupation.

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Demonstrations outside and inside convention centre at Cape Town launch of land release programme

Affordable housing demonstrations staged outside and inside convention centre at City of Cape Town launch of land release programme.

‘Sufficient police visibility’ planned in the suburbs of Maitland and Ndabeni.

Telecommunications giant, Vodacom, donated 257 cold chain units to the province and Groote Schuur Hospital was one of the health facilities that benefitted.

The Department of Public Service and Administration (PSA) has downgraded the compensation package of former Western Cape MEC and disgraced Democratic Alliance (DA) provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela. Madikizela would have earned R2-million as a special advisor to Western Cape Premier Alan Winde.

The ANC is insisting that the Western Cape's social development head of department explain why it had no record of reports of sexual harassment for the past year, in spite of the accusations levelled at former Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz. 



More than a month ago, Premier Alan Winde announced that Albert Fritz had been fired from the provincial cabinet with immediate effect.

Ndifuna Ukwazi Law Centre attorney Jonty Cogger chats to Breakfast host Refilwe Moloto.