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Households on Cape Town sewage pond demand to be relocated

On Wednesday residents of Siyangena informal settlement in Philippi East protested

Nearly 100 households on the border of this sewage pond want the City of Cape Town to relocate them to safety. Archive photo: Sandiso Phaliso
For the fifth day in less than a month, residents of Siyangena informal settlement in Philippi East, Cape Town, blocked the New Eisleben and Govan Mbeki intersection with burning tyres and rubbish on Wednesday.
They are protesting over a lack of electrification and a pool of sewage overflowing into 94 homes. As the settlement has no sewers, people also dump waste in the pond, making the situation worse. Some of the people whose homes border the pond have abandoned them.
“The pond where we currently stay is filthy and unhealthy,” said Zimasa Nkomani, a mother…

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