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A study of voluntary welfare agencies' responses to the phenomenon of squatting by Coloured people in Cape Town
The questions addressed in this research were: (a) to what extent had voluntary welfare agencies in Greater Cape Town been involved during 1982 in work concerning Coloured squatting, and (b) what opinions were held by the agencies concerning aspects of intervention in Coloured squatting. A brief bac...
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Department of Social Development
2016
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