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Residents to attend Cape High Court on the 20th

Published: Sat 21 Mar 2009 01:24 PM
Residents to attend Cape High Court on the 20th of March at 10h00
We, the Delft Symphony Residents received an application of eviction from the City of Cape Town. We must appear in the High Court on the 20th of March of 2009 at 10h00. On the 9th of March of 2009 we went to advocates in town, Cliffe, Dekke, Hofmeyr, Number 11, Buitengracht Street, Cape Town, and to the Cape High Court to hand in our notice of intention to defend. We are disgusted that we are about to be evicted for the second time and political parties are trying to use us for their own good. The state and parastatals are playing games with our children's future and our dignity as South African citizens.
Down with the government and the party system. To hell with Helen Zille and her stooges. Because of this mayor we are being evicted for the second time. We will fight to the end and we will stick to our only hope, which is "No Land, No House, No Vote." We will fight to the end. We are indigenous South African people. Our children and we have a right to a home.
We will meet tomorrow morning, March 20, 2009, at 8h30 at the Gardens in downtown Cape Town and then proceed from there to the Cape Town High Court.
We will show that we are people tomorrow morning. We are bringing our children and we are fighting for their future.
ENDS

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