Port Elizabeth-The Nelson Mandela Bay municipalityis set to transform Red Location from a dusty township into something modern with the launch of the R11. 9 million Red Location Housing Development.
Some medical doctors and their consulting room staff have got a racial approach to patients as indicated by those visited in Cape Town in the Western Cape and Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape.
Recently, some very poor people in Grahamstown were found cutting up pieces of meat from a dead ostrich carcass which lay in the local Makana Municipality dump. The dead ostrich, had according to Gerrie Botha the general manager of the Grahamstown Ostrich Export Abatttoir died on its way to the slaughter house.
Coloured and African families in Cacadu and the rest of the Eastern Cape, who constitute the previously disadvantaged population groups in the province need to be fast-tracked in whatever area of the economy if their lives are to improve.
The following is the e-mail interview with Gerrie Botha about the matter concerning the dead ostrich found at the Makana Municipal dump. The Uhuru brings you this interview in order to highlight the dangers of when a newspaper believes in its own infallibility to the extent that it tries to close other players out of the industry. The interview shows you that it is not desirable for a community to have one source of information on any issue or event.
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