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Gauteng government's R52 million land acquisition sparks controversy over heritage site

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Gauteng's decision to allocate R52 million for land acquisition in Cullinan faces backlash from the DA, citing concerns over unmarked graves and the preservation of cultural heritage.
The Gauteng government's decision to purchase a piece of land in Johannesburg for R52 million has ignited controversy due to its location within the Brixton heritage site. The land, previously owned by the Gauteng Partnership Fund (GPF), was sold to the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) for the construction of a new school. Critics argue that this development could compromise the historical and cultural integrity of the area, which includes significant heritage sites like the Brixton Tower and the Brixton Cemetery. The sale has raised concerns about the transparency of the transaction, the valuation of the land, and the potential impact on the heritage site. Heritage activists and local residents are particularly vocal, fearing that the development might lead to the loss of historical landmarks and disrupt the community's connection to its past. The government, however, insists that the project will benefit the community by providing much-needed educational facilities.

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