The living conditions of hundreds of refugees living around Green Market Square in Cape Town, appear to be worsening. The Central Methodist Church has been home to about 700 men, women and children for nearly three months. Courtesy #DStv403
- Category
- South Africa
- Tags
- south africa, refugees, western cape
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:38
Cape Town's Greenmarket Square traders unhappy with squatting refugees
-
01:55
Refugees to leave Cape Town church
-
02:38
The living conditions of refugees housed at the Methodist church are worsening
-
02:18
Conflict Taking A Toll On Living Conditions In South Sudan
-
02:30
The worsening living conditions in Korogocho, one of the largest slums in Kenya
-
01:43
Cape Town fire "contained" as firefighters battle windy conditions
-
01:57
Students in Niger protest poor living and learning conditions
-
01:53
Protests in Libya’s Benghazi over deteriorating living conditions and power cuts
-
00:56
Central African refugees in the DRC living in dire conditions
-
01:30
Cape Town refugees on the streets again
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
03:09
Liberia environmentalists blame Firestone for river pollution
-
02:08
Five years on from deadly Sierra Leone mudslide, risks remain
-
01:31
Tunisia: Govt reaches pay deal with key union
-
25:29
Bishop Kussala of War-Torn South Sudan Talks About the Importance of Faith in Crisis
