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A critical review of the housing policy and the State's intervention in mining towns in South Africa
Since 2012, there has been increasing government interest in mining towns. This interest was occasioned by the Marikana shooting. This interest, led by the presidency through Inter-ministerial Committee on the Revitalisation of Distressed Mining Towns and Communities has had impact on human settleme...
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African Centre for Cities
2019
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