The curious case of diarrhoea in Diepsloot
As water trouble continues in Diepsloot, it appears residents are starting to suffer the health consequences -- but not according to official figures.
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Residents worry as taps stay dry in Diepsloot
The water crisis in Diepsloot has intensified as water tanks stand empty and no word on when the area would have water again.
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Weekend of queues and confusion for thirsty Diepsloot
Some Diepsloot residents have drunk their water and prayed while others walked kilometres to find a safer supply after theirs was contaminated.
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Creecy confirms Gauteng to open 36 new schools in 2012
A total of 36 new schools will be opened in Gauteng for the 2012 academic year, according to Gauteng education minister, Barbara Creecy.
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Diepsloot: The book
Apartheid-style housing in a post-apartheid township: Anton Harber talks to the M&G about his book, Diepsloot.
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Diepsloot in deep water
In Johannesburg's Diepsloot the backyards of RDP houses are a maze of shacks that far outnumber the formal structures in whose shadow they stand.
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Singing keeps the dark out
What does one do when the sun goes down and there's no light switch indoors? Karabo Keepile visits a family in a shack in Diepsloot to find out
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'An opportunity to loot'
Diepsloot residents woke up on Monday to the overwhelming stench of faeces emanating from mobile toilets that had been pushed over.
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Diepsloot violence bad omen for 2010
The Police's handling of protests in Diepsloot has raised questions about the police's ability to manage the crowds expected at the World Cup.
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Diepsloot protesters destroy police cars
A protest in Diepsloot on Sunday ended in the stoning of passing traffic, the destruction of two police cars and five arrests, Gauteng police said.
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