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Police spokesperson Khulani Mashaba. The emergency medical services team declared her dead at the scene. It is suspected that she may have accidentally fallen into the trench. Police investigations are continuing at this stage, and her identity will be released once her family has been formally notified. The city of Cape Town says it's making progress on affordable housing. The Constitutional Court ruled in July that the Metro and Western Cape government had a constitutional

Duty to provide affordable and social housing within and near the city center. The ruling stems from the 2015 sale of the Toughelberg school site in Sea Point, which the court found was unlawful. Quentin Jalla has the details. The city says it has released 14 sites, six of them in the inner city, for around 7,000 homes, with a further 39 sites in the pipeline. Officials said 12,401 subsidized houses have been handed over to recipients in the last five years, citing that the figure was

Bigger than Etequini and more than all three metros in Gauteng. According to the city, this happened as funding for low-cost housing from the national government has dropped by 41% since 2017 with no project funding. Quintam Jala, eyewitness news. And the US has withdrawn all bomber planes from its air force in the UK where a suspicious incident triggered nearby evacuations. Police were called to the base in southwest England last Sunday after a local farmer reported.