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South Africa: Cape Town Sports Centre Barely Usable Six Years After R25-Million Upgrade

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| AllAfrica
City of Cape Town planned to spend R51-million, but funds dried up Six years ago, the City of Cape Town spent R25-million on repairs to the Vuyiseka Sports Complex in Philippi East, but today the facility is vandalised and in a state of disrepair. The City had planned to spend R51-million on the project, but national grant funding dried up before it could be completed. City spokesperson Luthando Tyhalibongo said the centre is still used by soccer and netball teams.
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Cape Town sports centre barely usable six years after R25-million upgrade

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| GroundUp Verified
The soccer field at the Vuyiseka Sports Complex is barely usable. Photos: Sandiso Phaliso Six years ago, the City of Cape Town spent R25-million on repairs to the Vuyiseka Sports Complex in Philippi East, but today the facility is vandalised and in a state of disrepair. The City had planned to spend R51-million on the project, but national grant funding dried up before it could be completed. City spokesperson Luthando Tyhalibongo said the centre is still used by soccer and netball teams.
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Gugulethu Residents Clean Up Illegal Dump Sites

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By Sandiso Phaliso
| Good Things Guy Verified
The community project was started to combat poor waste management in the area. Gugulethu, South Africa (02 June 2026) – Over 100 residents rolled up their sleeves to clean around the canal in NY5 in Gugulethu, Cape Town, on Friday and Saturday. They cleared anything from discarded electrical appliances to nappies and human waste. The initiative is part of a campaign to clear up illegal dump sites. Some of the sites have been left uncleared for months and have brought rats.
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