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Officials assist to reintegrate people living in Paint City, Wingfield

3 May 2021 by Alan

Officials assist to reintegrate people living in Paint City, Wingfield:

(Please note the corrected version of this earlier story on SAnews.)
The Department of Home Affairs and its partners have been engaging the protestors living in temporary shelters in Paint City and Wingfield in Cape Town, before taking down the tents and removing ablution facilities.

: SAnews – South African News Edwin


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