Guest : Aditya Kumar  | Executive director at Development Action Group (Dag)|

The City of Cape Town has 48 hours to rebuild the home of Ginola Phillips in Hangberg which its Anti-Land Invasion Unit (ALIU) demolished twice last month. 
 
This is according to a ruling by Western Cape High Court Judge Gayaat Salie-Hlophe on Wednesday. 
Public housing campaigners say the city of cape town has been acting unlawfully, evicting people and demolishing structures during the lockdown period.
In response, the city of cape town said illegal land invasions was preventing housing and infrastructure development for thousands of people in areas like Khayelitsha, where we have seen anti-land invasion operations.

Guest : Aditya Kumar&nbsp; | Executive director at Development Action Group (Dag)| The City of Cape Town has 48 hours to rebuild the home of Ginola Phillips in Hangberg which its Anti-Land Invasion Unit (ALIU) demolished twice last month. &nbsp; This is according to a ruling by Western Cape High Court Judge Gayaat Salie-Hlophe on Wednesday.&nbsp; Public housing campaigners say the city of cape town has been acting unlawfully, evicting people and demolishing structures during the lockdown period. In response, the city of cape town said illegal land invasions was preventing housing and infrastructure development for thousands of people in areas like Khayelitsha, where we have seen anti-land invasion operations.

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The biggest regional, national and global news stories are covered. The program&rsquo;s tone is buoyant thanks to experienced journalist Lester Kiewit&rsquo;s trademark dry wit.

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