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Public Protector finds Cape Town failed poor communities on basic services

7 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The findings are contained in a report released on Tuesday following an investigation into complaints from residents of the N2 Gateway flats in Langa and informal settlements in Khayelitsha.Read More at Source

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