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Schaapkraal roadwork delays frustrate residents

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July 11, 2025

RESIDENTS of Schaapkraal who for years appealed for decent roads now have a new worry, as contractors hired by the City have delayed construction, causing further damage to their homes and vehicles.

- GENEVIEVE SERRA

Schaapkraal roadwork delays frustrate residents

In several letters and correspondence shared with the Cape Argus, irate residents said excavations have been left wide open.

They also said the four-month project is now six months behind schedule with no explanation or communication from the City regarding the delay.

“Residents often discover excavations outside their driveways only when attempting to leave, posing risks in emergencies,” said residents in a joint communication about their grievances.

“Despite meetings and the contractor’s inclusion in a WhatsApp group, communication remains poor, with residents initiating most discussions.

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