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Stop inappropriate development in Kyalami

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DEBORAH RHODES
7 years ago

Enough is enough!!! Kyalami is being destroyed by greedy developers.

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Wilfred mole
7 years ago

Health and happiness require a decent environment. What is left is being destroyed by planners and developers.

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Theresa
7 years ago Featured

Stop the developments on our last bits of nature in and around Johannesburg. We do not need more luxury estates and malls that benefit only a few. Nature cannot cope, our rivers cannot cope and our water, power and sewage infrastructure cannot cope. (and neither can COJ)

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Shayne Treisman
7 years ago

Flagrant development has been degrading this beautiful and ecologically sensitive area for years. Soon there will be nothing left except high rise apartments and shopping centres. We have enough of those. It's enough

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Marguerite Petherick
7 years ago

They can't administer or maintain the inner city now they want to ruin environmental areas. It's called greed and they think they can act with impunity.

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Sacha Piedallu
7 years ago

I object to this and all developments in the Kyalami and Midrand area which proceed without proper approval.

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Cathy Smith
7 years ago Featured

This is a disgusting regard to the law and our very unique bird sanctuary... developers are completely out of control and need to be held accountable for their blatant disrespect for the law...

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Claudio Luca
7 years ago

We need more nature reserves, not malls and centers.

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Mike Stroud
7 years ago

First fix the infrastructure. Then we can discuss development.

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Tony williams
7 years ago

greed seems to get its way all the time. enough is enough

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Fallon Gassner
7 years ago

Save our wetland!

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Blayne
7 years ago

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Carole Tatham
7 years ago

Never has this beautiful area been under such abominable threat. The low cost high density construction by greedy developers must stop. It is disgusting how they all steamroller their way through knowing there will be no repercussions.

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Jaydine
7 years ago

Save the bird sanctuary

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Karen Smith
7 years ago

No no no

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Vivienne Munn
7 years ago

Ridiculous how companies break the law and nothing gets done about it!!

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Linda Evans
7 years ago

We cannot continue to allow the rape of our conservation areas and green belts for the profiteering of developers.

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Murray Chabant
7 years ago

If corruption is at the heart of this gross violation of civil rights developers and complicit officials must go to jail... the Zuma legacy is coming to an end

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Ingrid
7 years ago

Environment and animals /birds are top priority

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Simone Wallace
7 years ago

Stop the greed, leave our few natural places alone