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Conrad Thake honoured for lifetime service at MASP Awards

Works and Housing Minister petitioned to halt building on reserved waterway by McDan at East Legon

The City of Cape Town has issued a list of 28 recommended trees for those residents who want to replace trees on their properties that are infested with the invasive Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) beetle.

Minister Hugo de Jonge of Housing and Spatial Planning supports a proposal by the PvdA and ChristenUnie to scrap temporary rental contracts of up to two years. He already had plans to make permanent contracts the norm again, but the parliamentarians’ proposal will give tenants more certainty more quickly, he said in a parliamentary debate on Tuesday.

The average rent in the non-regulated rental sector fell slightly in the first quarter of this year compared to a year earlier. The average square meter price in the past quarter was 16.85 euros, a decrease of almost 2 percent annually. In the first three months of 2022, the price per square meter was still 17.18 euros, rental housing platform Pararius reported on Wednesday based on the rental offers on its site.

The move has been welcomed by the City of Cape Town, which sees it as a crucial step in acknowledging and preserving the rich cultural and historical significance of District Six.

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Clairwood has a history in Durban. It represented a haven for the Indian families able to buy their freedom after years of indentured service on the sugar

The renovation of the Binnenhof in The Hauge will take at least two years longer than planned.

Says practices not giving desired results should be stopped