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Residents of Samora Machel demand long-term solution for drainage collapse

28 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
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Residents of Robert Sobukwe Street in Samora Machel are urging the City of Cape Town to address persistent drainage issues. Complaints spotlight inadequate repairs and ongoing sewage problems impacting homes and businesses. While a councillor acknowledges the issue and outlines planned repairs, affected individuals demand a lasting solution to the unsanitary conditions.

The post Residents of Samora Machel demand long-term solution for drainage collapse appeared first on City Vision.

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