The verification of hundreds of refugees in Cape Town will continue until Friday. The refugees have been camping around Green Market Square before the City of Cape Town won a court order allowing the City to compel the refugees to comply with local bylaws. It’s unclear if alternative accommodation is available, or where the refugees will be moved to next.
Cape Town MMC for safety and security JP Smith said there is a steady stream of people going for assessments and screening. Smith said 80 families went to Salt River for their paperwork to be processed on Tuesday.
He said more people have joined the groups of refugees staying outside the Central Methodist Church.
Smith stated individual refugees were happy to cooperate with the authorities and claimed refugees were misled and lied to including false translations of the UNHRC officials’ statements. He said the Western Cape Human Settlements MEC will assist vulnerable people in resettling in the community.
In other news – Itumeleng Khune & his wife, Sphelele take their Baby for a walk – Pictures
Already, Itu is out here flaunting his cute daddy-duties on her little baby, Amogelang Khune. Itumeleng Khune and Sphelele Makhaye are already out and about with their newborn daughter. Who wants to keep their baby indoors, when they can start experiencing the world they live in – no matter how old they are?
In most African cultures, parents are advised, usually by the elders in the family, to refrain from exposing their newborn baby to too many people, especially adults. Because the baby’s still emotionally and spiritually fragile; and might be susceptible to negative energies around them. Read more
Source: eNCA
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