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Continued occupation and fraudulent sale of state-owned land in the Western Cape. Minister Dean McPherson says a piece of land along the N2 outside Krabo has been illegally occupied for years now. He says his department is now ready to approach the Western
Works minister, public rather, works minister Dean McPherson says his department is ready to approach the Western Cape High Court to prevent illegal occupation and construction. The minister was referring to what they've identified as the continued occupation
from various organizations marched yesterday, calling for an urgent meeting with Minister Dean McPherson. The group says their challenges include evictions of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity, and health problems linked to pesticide exposure.
no representative was available to receive their memorandum and hear their demands outside Parliament. At least 100 farm workers and representatives from various organizations marched yesterday, calling for an urgent meeting with Minister Dean McPherson.
organisations marched to Parliament calling for an urgent meeting with the Public Works Minister Dean McPherson. The group says it wants the Department to address the challenges including evictions of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity and
marched on the national legislature, calling for an urgent meeting with the Public Works Minister Dean McPherson. The group says it wants the department to address challenges, including infection. Of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity, and
and apologies for that line that went down. The Minister is back on the line to us. Minister Dean McPherson, Minister of Public Works. Minister, sorry about that. Our lines have been troublesome this morning. But you were in the midst of speaking about how you
I do apologize for that. All right, 9:35 on the Daily Discourse, and IOL says Public Works Minister Dean McPherson's revealed that close to 8,500 government buildings are in need of repairs that will amount to 28 billion rand. He was answering a parliamentary
longer conversation with you about this national property company you also want to bring into being. But thank you for your time on the program today. Dean McPherson, he's the Minister of Public Works: The Daily Discourse: More Than Talk, Real Understanding.
your kids are going to be taking care of that. One of you is speaking very early on about the issue of Dean McPherson. He came onto the show, the Public Works Minister early on in the show. And you were commenting on the fact that the Public Works Department
ourselves on mental health. Thank you. Thank you very much. That's our resident GP, Dr. Fundi Liniati. Hi, everyone. I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the Construction Mafia and Extortion.
Hi everyone, I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortionists were threatening workers, stopping projects and robbing communities of vital infrastructure. Through
leaves the threat quite broad. Was even if I think of a minister of public works and infrastructure, Dean McPherson, he is also. This has been what the Afri Forum groups have been asking for. Go for them. It's basically a rollback of any transformation since
Sign up now at Ticket Pro. Black of Balls, Black Alive. Hi everyone, I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortionists were threatening workers, stopping projects and
makers are collaborating to build an inclusive well-being economy. The hob dealers on Prime Media Plus. Hi, everyone. I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortion.
45 stories on 4 stations in the last 30 days
Continued occupation and fraudulent sale of state-owned land in the Western Cape. Minister Dean McPherson says a piece of land along the N2 outside Krabo has been illegally occupied for years now. He says his department is now ready to approach the Western
Works minister, public rather, works minister Dean McPherson says his department is ready to approach the Western Cape High Court to prevent illegal occupation and construction. The minister was referring to what they've identified as the continued occupation
from various organizations marched yesterday, calling for an urgent meeting with Minister Dean McPherson. The group says their challenges include evictions of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity, and health problems linked to pesticide exposure.
no representative was available to receive their memorandum and hear their demands outside Parliament. At least 100 farm workers and representatives from various organizations marched yesterday, calling for an urgent meeting with Minister Dean McPherson.
organisations marched to Parliament calling for an urgent meeting with the Public Works Minister Dean McPherson. The group says it wants the Department to address the challenges including evictions of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity and
marched on the national legislature, calling for an urgent meeting with the Public Works Minister Dean McPherson. The group says it wants the department to address challenges, including infection. Of farm dwellers, housing shortages, food insecurity, and
and apologies for that line that went down. The Minister is back on the line to us. Minister Dean McPherson, Minister of Public Works. Minister, sorry about that. Our lines have been troublesome this morning. But you were in the midst of speaking about how you
I do apologize for that. All right, 9:35 on the Daily Discourse, and IOL says Public Works Minister Dean McPherson's revealed that close to 8,500 government buildings are in need of repairs that will amount to 28 billion rand. He was answering a parliamentary
longer conversation with you about this national property company you also want to bring into being. But thank you for your time on the program today. Dean McPherson, he's the Minister of Public Works: The Daily Discourse: More Than Talk, Real Understanding.
your kids are going to be taking care of that. One of you is speaking very early on about the issue of Dean McPherson. He came onto the show, the Public Works Minister early on in the show. And you were commenting on the fact that the Public Works Department
ourselves on mental health. Thank you. Thank you very much. That's our resident GP, Dr. Fundi Liniati. Hi, everyone. I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the Construction Mafia and Extortion.
Hi everyone, I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortionists were threatening workers, stopping projects and robbing communities of vital infrastructure. Through
leaves the threat quite broad. Was even if I think of a minister of public works and infrastructure, Dean McPherson, he is also. This has been what the Afri Forum groups have been asking for. Go for them. It's basically a rollback of any transformation since
Sign up now at Ticket Pro. Black of Balls, Black Alive. Hi everyone, I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortionists were threatening workers, stopping projects and
makers are collaborating to build an inclusive well-being economy. The hob dealers on Prime Media Plus. Hi, everyone. I'm Dean McPherson, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure. When I took office two years ago, the construction mafia and extortion.
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Public Works Minister Dean McPherson said his department is ready to approach the Western Cape High Court to stop illegal occupation of state land along the N2 outside Krabo 12. Farm workers marched to Parliament seeking an urgent meeting with him, and the Women on Farms Project called the department arrogant and disrespectful after no representative received their memorandum 3456.
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