Mayor Patricia de Lille to assess progress in the Redress Project in Macassar
Jaimie-faith Poonah
25 June 2015
Nicholson added that this funding will go towards various roads upgrades, recreation of pathways and cycle ways and other general road works in order to improve the surroundings of communities like Scottsdene, Walacedene, Elsies River, Delft, Belhar and Macassar.
25 June 2015
Cape Town Mayor Patricia De
Lille will visit one of the poorest areas in the city today as part of the
Redress Project.
She is visiting a site in
Macassar to see the progress of which R8 million has been allocated in this
area for the project.
The Redress Project focuses on
areas that previously received little or no help.
Spokesperson for the Executive
Mayor, Zara Nicholson, said in line with our commitment to be a caring city,
the Mayor’s Redress Project has allocated R20 million to some of the poorest
areas in the city which previously experienced little to no investment.
Nicholson added that this funding will go towards various roads upgrades, recreation of pathways and cycle ways and other general road works in order to improve the surroundings of communities like Scottsdene, Walacedene, Elsies River, Delft, Belhar and Macassar.
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