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Far more than a ray of hope for residents of Covid informal settlement

17 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
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A first 200 batch of residents from Covid informal settlement in Mfuleni is expected to be relocated to new structures within the area this month.

The post Far more than a ray of hope for residents of Covid informal settlement appeared first on City Vision.

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