Is Bellville the future CBD of Cape Town?



John Maytham spoke with Marco Morgan, an urban planner with GROWZA Think Tank, in response to a listener’s query about …

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  1. I live in Boston (400m away fro Bellville Central) – (not sure if I can say who I work for – but it's important and I might get fired for speaking out): Bellville is a Slum. I feel like a foreigner in my own country when I walk there. The City have relocated shelters to our neighbourhood – and this increased crime, drug users, break-ins , violence and robberies. When the community brought up these matters with the City – I was told that there is nothing we can do: The City has already decided. Our streets are dirty, behind my fence has become a shitting area, I pick up discarded syringes daily, I have ladies-of-the-night walking in broad-daylight past my home – Bellville is a dump… A far cry from when I moved here 23 years ago. Need proof: Go to Google Street Maps. Check older photos and compare it to today. The City doesn't give a hoot.

  2. There was no mention of the reality of foreign cartels and drug peddling? How will this restructure work in relation to all the illegal immigrants and home affairs issues. Your problem in Bellville & Parow is way bigger than you think. It has become a haven and showroom for drugs, crime and prostitution 😢

  3. A proper clean up of Voortrekker Road from central Cape Town cbd through to Stikland should be undertaken.
    When I grew up; Maitland, Goodwood, Vasco, Parow, Brooklyn, Rugby… we're predominantly "white" areas. Nowadays I think if you find a "white" in those & surrounds; you can sms to 36078 to stand a chance to win a car

  4. What about all the foreigners 😂😂😂😂? There's a Somali town. Nigerian Town. All the towns . Yet we speaking about transport and road extentions . First sort out the illegal aliens

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