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R900 rent row: Cape Town judge accused of living cheap in state home years after lease ends

7 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

A Cape Town judge has been accused of paying R900 to live in a state-owned four-bedroom house, years after he should have vacated it.Read More at Source

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