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New ways of dealing with Cape Town's flooded communities
Published: 2014
Authors: Gina Ziervogel and Leonie Joubert
Abstract
Disaster management The Cape Flats is a low-lying coastal zone outside Cape Town, South Africa. While the state used to force people of colour to settle there under the apartheid regime, the area now attracts migrants from both South Africa and further afield. Tens of thousands live in cramped conditions, in low-cost formally registered houses or rickety squatter camps.
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Gina Ziervogel and Leonie Joubert
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