Squatting and the politics of urban restructuring in Transkei: The case of Cala

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• The author would like to thank the Human Needs, Resources and the Environment Programme of the former Human Sciences Research Council for funding this research. The HSRC is, however, not responsible for the views expressed in this paper. I would also like to thank Saskia Hobson of the ISER, Rhodes University and Lungisile Ntsebeza from the University of Natal for helping me gather the research material presented here.
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