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Clean-up operations to begin in fire stricken areas

13 June 2017 by Alan

Clean-up operations to begin in fire stricken areas:

Pretoria – The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) will deploy Community Work Programme volunteers to help with the cleaning up of debris left behind by the devastating fires in Southern Cape and parts of the Eastern Cape.

: South Africa news stories Bathandwa

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