[TOP STORY] Alternative accommodation plans for Castle of Good Hope shanty town residents

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‘The City of Cape Town has really done pioneering work to establish safe spaces where these individuals can stay, where they can wash, where they can clean. It's safe, it's secure and they can voluntarily go there,’ says James de Villiers, spokesperson for the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure.

25 Sep 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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