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Three years later, Cape Town families still without water

2 November 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Families in Siyakhana informal settlement in Khayelitsha have no taps or toilets. They collect drinking water from a fire hydrant and use buckets as toilets. The City says it can’t provide services …..

Read More: Three years later, Cape Town families still without water.

The Groote Schuur Minute (1990): In May 1990, historic talks took place at the Groote Schuur estate in Cape Town between the National Party government and the African National Congress (ANC). The resulting “Groote Schuur Minute” was broadcast globally as the official starting point of formal negotiations to end minority rule, signaling to the international community that a peaceful political transition was genuinely underway.

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