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Fires blaze through Cape shack settlements – Langa Cape Town

30 November 2015 by Alan

Fires blaze through Cape shack settlements – (curated as of interest to Langa Cape Town and Cape Town).

Cape Town has been hit hard early this fire season. … Cross, are providing relief such as food, baby-care packs, mattresses and blankets. A fire broke out in Joe Slovo squatter camp, in Langa, just before midnight on Saturday and razed about 125 shacks.
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