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Cape Town's poor 'neglected' in South Africa's only opposition-run province | Elections News - Vimarsana News

Cape Town's poor 'neglected' in South Africa's only opposition-run province | Elections News

Township residents say the opposition Democratic Alliance is elitist and runs a city that functions only for the rich.

Calls for City to host consultations before closing problematic walkways - Vimarsana News

Calls for City to host consultations before closing problematic walkways

The project based in Gugulethu calls on the City to reconsider its approach to closing problematic walkways across the metro.

Source: iol.co.za
Mitchells Plain taxi driver under investigation for 'beating up' a rude passenger - Vimarsana News

Mitchells Plain taxi driver under investigation for 'beating up' a rude passenger

A Mitchells Plain taxi driver who was filmed attacking a passenger in broad daylight is being investigated by traffic services after the incident in Athlone went viral on chat groups.

Source: iol.co.za
After oversight visits, DA's Steenhuisen and Winde say IEC ready for election day - Vimarsana News

After oversight visits, DA's Steenhuisen and Winde say IEC ready for election day

John Steenhuisen said that special voting was running smoothly after visiting a number of voting stations in Gauteng on Monday and some in the Western Cape on Tuesday.

Source: ewn.co.za
New challengers threaten DA majority in W Cape ahead of poll - Vimarsana News

New challengers threaten DA majority in W Cape ahead of poll

The DA is at risk of losing its majority in Western Cape as support for new parties is expected to surge in the province and others look to win over voters on the issue of Palestine. The DA, however, remains confident.