Afrique du Sud
Congress of South African Trade Unions -
COSATU
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Dernier(s) document(s) :
People’s Budget Coalition Submission to the Budget Hearings on the Fiscal Framework and Revenue Proposals - - 2 March 2011 (PDF - 465.4 kb)
Des accords injustes - Les accords commerciaux abusifs de l’UE avec le Mexique et l’Afrique du Sud - Un rapport de World Development Movement - 1 May 2008 (PDF - 1.3 Mb)
Raw deal - The EU’s unfair trade agreements with Mexico and South Africa - By World Development Movement - 1 May 2008 (PDF - 1.1 Mb)
Unprotected Migrants in South Africa - A report by Human Rights Watch - 28 February 2007 (PDF - 1.1 Mb)
Spend more, spend better and on the right programmes - By People’s Budget Coalition - 20 February 2007 (PDF - 639.2 kb)
Apartheid grand corruption - Assessing the scale of crimes of profit from 1976 to 1994 - A report prepared by civil society in terms of a resolution of the Second National Anti-Corruption Summit for presentation at the National Anti-Corruption Forum, May 2006 - 5 June 2006 (PDF - 317.5 kb)
People’s Budget Response to the 2005 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement - by People’s Budget Campaign (SANGOCO, COSATU, SACC) - 2 November 2005 (Word - 403 kb)
‘Nothing for Mahala’ - The forced installation of prepaid water meters in Stretford, Extension 4, Orange Farm, Johannesburg, South Africa - by The Coalition Against Water Privatisation (South Africa), the Anti-Privatisation Forum (South Africa) and Public Citizen (USA) - 15 April 2004 (PDF - 312.1 kb)
Illegal Evictions in Madlala Village, Lamontville
21 June 2014
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http://abahlali.org/
Despite the latest Constitutional Court ruling on the 6th of June which is in favour of the poor people of the shack settlement known as Madlala Village in Lamontville, Durban, the illegal demolishing of shacks still continues. This morning at about 09:00 the eThekwini Municipality with its implementing agents was busy demolishing shacks in Madlala village, as a result 70 (seventy) shacks were demolished leaving hundreds of people homeless in the harsh conditions of the winter season.
When the demolishing team arrived in Madlala village the shack dwellers there asked if there was a court order granting the right to the eThekwini Municipality to destroy their homes. One respondent from the demolishing team responded by saying there is none and furthermore he said that they are aware of the recent Constitutional Court ruling but that they were working according to the ward councillor’s instructions to demolish these homes.
Abahlali baseMjondolo have always maintained that shack demolishing occurs countrywide and we have always been opposed to all evictions everywhere. But we were amazed at the stance the National Minister of Human Settlement Ms. Lindiwe Sisulu took by condemning the evictions at Lwandle in the Western Cape and even announcing that a commission will be investigating the Lwandle evictions. We wonder whether the Lwandle shack dwellers are different from any other shack dwellers countrywide who are evicted and have their homes demolished without a word of support from the authorities. Will Ms. Sisulu condemn the evictions in Madlala Village today? Will she condemn the evictions in Cato Crest? Will she announce a commission of inquiry into evictions in Durban that are carried out against court orders and accompanied by the murder of activists by assassins and the police?
Residents in Madlala Village have begun the process of forming an Abahlali baseMjondolo branch but are not yet members of the movement.
The contact person in Madlala Village is Pinky Zulu @ 084 200 3916
For comment from Abahlali baseMjondolo please contact T.J. Ngongoma at 084 613 9772
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