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City can’t resolve informal settlement issues on land stolen by the apartheid government

DURBAN North land stolen by the apartheid government that was never returned to the displaced families, is now the sites of commercial businesses, a church, parking lot and a problematic informal settlement.

Issues surrounding the Malacca Road informal settlement and garden refuse site have been raised over the years by residents – but to no avail.

Paul Alvarez

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