BHas the City of Cape Town stopped listening to residents who oppose development?
The approval of an illogical filling station creates concern that rates and commercial revenue may carry more weight than neighbourhood welfare, and that the City has begun to treat public participation as an administrative hurdle rather than a democratic obligation.
The approval of an illogical filling station creates concern that rates and commercial revenue may carry more weight than neighbourhood welfare, and that the City has begun to treat public participation as an administrative hurdle rather than a democratic obligation.
Daily Maverick
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