Backyard dwellers in Ravensmead say they are being overlooked in the City of Cape Town’s latest housing project; the police torture matter of Juma Igiranieza was provisionally withdrawn after the court failed to secure a Kinyarwanda interpreter; and families continue to live in historic sandstone dwellings of Lesotho’s Kome Caves.
Lester Kiewit speaks to Barbara October, deputy editor of GroundUp News, about the latest local stories.
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