Innholdsfortegnelse for 2023-11-09 i Daily Voice

Feedback The City says that it will look into the matter and provide detailed feedback in due course. City says: “The City’s Public Housing Department assessed the damage after the fire. Our teams are carrying out repairs to units across the metro and we urge residents to please be patient while we attend to the most urgent cases first.” However, Samuels is now pleading with mense to help her fix her flat as she can no longer wait for the City to act. She says: “They took seven months just to put in a kitchen door.” Community activist Clive Jacobs says Samuels can’t go through Christmas with her house in such a bad state. He says: “I’m very disappointed in how the City works.”…

Parents Tomose has urged parents to stop giving money to learners, but rather prepare lunch boxes to prevent them from buying snacks on the road. Sandra Maritz, Western Cape Government Health and Wellness Communication Officer, has confirmed 25 learners were treated for “mild gastrointestinal symptoms”. Maritz says: “They received the appropriate care and no one required hospitalisation or was kept overnight.” Kerry Mauchline, spokesperson to Education MEC David Maynier, says: “Unfortunately, we don’t have any details regarding chips or a tuckshop. “Most of the learners are back at school today.” Mom Nosisa Sigwayi says her child fell sick from the skyfies. Sigwayi says: “What I understand is that the children ate chips bought from the gate of the school, not Somali shop owners, and yes, the vendors buy these goods…