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Sandiso Phaliso

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| AllAfrica
On Wednesday residents of Siyangena informal settlement in Philippi East protested For the fifth day in less than a month, residents of Siyangena informal settlement in Philippi East, Cape Town, blocked the New Eisleben and Govan Mbeki intersection with burning tyres and rubbish on Wednesday. They are protesting over a lack of electrification and a pool of sewage overflowing into 94 homes. As the settlement has no sewers, people also dump waste in the pond, making the situation worse.
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Households on Cape Town sewage pond demand to be relocated

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| GroundUp Verified
Nearly 100 households on the border of this sewage pond want the City of Cape Town to relocate them to safety. Archive photo: Sandiso Phaliso For the fifth day in less than a month, residents of Siyangena informal settlement in Philippi East, Cape Town, blocked the New Eisleben and Govan Mbeki intersection with burning tyres and rubbish on Wednesday. They are protesting over a lack of electrification and a pool of sewage overflowing into 94 homes.
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South Africa: Fun and Games Unite Teens and Adults in Crime-Ridden Philippi

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| AllAfrica
Teams competed for sheep and prize money Teenagers and adults came together in crime-ridden Browns Farm over the Heritage Weekend for a three-day Ward Sports Festival, playing netball, chess, soccer and indigenous games. Several shebeens and taverns in the area entered teams for the over-30 soccer and netball tournaments. The winning adult teams received a live sheep and R2,000 prize money.
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