Western Cape Premier Helen Zille said through the successful Violence Prevention Urban Upgrading programme it has enable the province to work closely with civil society, business, communities and citizens to improve living standards and bring down crime.
This week Premier Zille signed an agreement with German government Development Bank over R71 million.
Spokesperson
for Dr Ivan Meyer, Daniel Johnson said the aim is to tackle crime in our
township to the upgrade of township infrastructure the main goal is there for
the quality of life residence in township by providing area based projects that
include the quality of the neighbourhood
Meanwhile
in a statement Zille said another key priority under this programme has been
the reduction of murder and violence.
The VPUU programme which has been very successful in Khayelitsha will
now be rolled out in other areas in the Western Cape .
“Now that we are entering the next phase of the project it will be extended to at least five other municipalities in the
The
first two being in Klietvaas Kloof and the Drakerstein
Municipality the project is really about making sure that the citizens
in our province begin to feel safer.” Johnson
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