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Stop inappropriate development in Kyalami

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Kevin
6 years ago

We need infrastructure upgrades before developers continue! Ratepayers and taxpayers are the ones suffering from their greed!! Traffic is also a mess and better planning is needed as Midrand is now occupied beyond its means!!!

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Mbudzeni
6 years ago

We are inticately linked to the environment, through the water we drik, the air we breath. When there is nothing left, we will eat the rich.

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Corinne Young
6 years ago

Stop killing our wild life

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep Kyalami clean for the horse enthusiasts in Gauteng.

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Lore de Bernier
6 years ago

Don't let greed win this battle for survival of our green lands.

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Kesha
6 years ago

STOP DESTROYING THE ENVIRONMENT

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Dawn Grabe
6 years ago

Stop curruption. Save our greenbelt

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Angela lovell
6 years ago

Rampant development without a thought for the long term future of our city and environs.

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Otshepeng
6 years ago

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Andre Grove
6 years ago

Da is in the bag with the developers and if you keep voting for them, the whole of the Kyalami AH will be high rise flats within 5 years

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Annelie Kinnear
6 years ago

Please think of the wildlife and their habitat.

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Lusel
6 years ago

Please dont go ahead with this planned development.

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Natalie Field
6 years ago

Please respect our green areas and wildlife. This is a critical time in our human existence. As we enter the 6th mass extinction please do what is right to secure this area as a safe haven for the biodiversity that makes South Africa so beautiful.

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Anushka Jansen
6 years ago

Stop the development in Beaulieu! Save our environment!

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Natasha Moore
6 years ago

It's time to realize we can't destroy everything in our path. Leave some nature please!!

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Valencia Titus
6 years ago

Please protect the little bit of nature we have left. Our roads are busy due to overpopulated areas.

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Wendy
6 years ago

Save our green belts

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Stop destroying our green belt and nature

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Melissa
6 years ago

Let the wildlife live freely!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Over development