CLEAN BREAK (Part 3): Phantoms and forgeries: The cover-ups of Cape Town’s planning officers

In this last instalment of our three-part investigation, Daily Maverick takes its reporting on the clandestine workings of Cape Town’s municipal planning structures to the Blaauwberg district, where 40,000 middle-income ratepayers have b…
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