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South Africa: Gugulethu Residents Refuse to Share Land With Observatory Occupiers
Residents of Masonwabe in Gugulethu, South Africa, have rejected a City of Cape Town plan to share land with occupants from Singabalapha, arguing they waited 14 years for the land. The dispute centers on the allocation of land in the Observatory area, which the residents claim they must now share against their wishes.
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