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Redefine invests R106m in Cape Town solar wheeling project

20 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Redefine Properties has invested R106 million in a 7.014 MWp rooftop solar facility in Cape Town, using the City of Cape Town’s municipal electricity grid to supply renewable energy to three …..

Read More: Redefine invests R106m in Cape Town solar wheeling project.

The Forced Removal of District Six (1966): On February 11, 1966, the apartheid regime declared District Six—a vibrant, multi-racial neighborhood near the city center—a “whites-only” area under the Group Areas Act. Over 60,000 residents were forcibly relocated to the barren Cape Flats, and their homes were bulldozed. The destruction of District Six became an international cause célèbre, featuring in global documentaries, literature, and news reports detailing the cruelty of forced segregation.

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