Lusanda Bill
18 October 2010
The Western Cape High Court today heard an application to have more than 50 shacks dismantled on the slopes of the Sentinel in Hout Bay.
The court has postponed the case until the 29th of November.
The court has urged the parties to spend the next few weeks mediating what has become an explosive issue.
SANParks has backed out of backing the evictions, Western Cape Premier Helen Zille stated that this move by SANParks was politically motivated.
Residents of Hout Bay came in their numbers today to protest outside the court, police and security guards tried to negotiate with the rowdy crowd.
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