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Lesley Green is a Professor of Anthropology and the director of Environmental Humanities South at the University of Cape Town.
The City of Cape Town seems to have finally realised after 15 years of grassroots organising against the dreaded water management device (WMD) that the system needs to go. However, the proposal merely offers fresh strategies in the form of “new” technological instruments that will deprive people of adequate supplies of water and does so amid a public health crisis.
The approach is consistent with the city’s long history of punishing people who cannot pay for water and violates their right to water under Chapter 2 of the Constitution, as legislated by the Water Services Act 108 of 1997.
Pagad motorcade brings hope to communities in anguish over gangs and drugs
By Shakirah Thebus
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Cape Town - People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (Pagad) held its annual motorcade on Sunday, with the hope of motivating communities ravaged by gangsterism and drugs.
Pagad members and residents gathered at the Westgate Mall parking lot, Mitchells Plain, yesterday afternoon for a motorcade through Beacon Valley, Tafelsig and Eastridge.
Pagad national co-ordinator Haroon Orrie said the motorcade is an annual campaign, with the aim of instilling hope in communities filled with despair caused by gang-related activity.
“The message that we would like to bring across to the community is that there is still hope, and that our communities mustn’t lose hope and feel that there’s no hope for our children and societies. We believe that we want to give that people that hope again, that we can take back our streets and communities, and bring our communities back to a God-conscious com
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