[TOP STORY] Hope for hijacked buildings in Joburg CBD

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‘Any hijacked building where the city council and the private sector are working together with the common goal of providing housing, it can be done in a year,’ says Angela Rivers, general manager, Johannesburg Property Owners and Managers Association.

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