More than 100 residents at Imizamo Yethu, in Hout Bay, Cape Town have started rebuilding their dwellings after a devastating fire.
The blaze gutted dozens of wood and iron structures in the area, leaving affected families without food, shelter and clothes.
The fire was fanned by strong south-easterly winds, a common phenomenon in the Mother City in the summer months.
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The blaze gutted dozens of wood and iron structures in the area, leaving affected families without food, shelter and clothes.
The fire was fanned by strong south-easterly winds, a common phenomenon in the Mother City in the summer months.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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