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Illegal dumping in Mfuleni park raises alarm among residents

8 April 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader
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Residents of Baba Street in Mfuleni express frustration over illegal dumping in their local park, demanding repurposing for community use.

The post Illegal dumping in Mfuleni park raises alarm among residents appeared first on City Vision.

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