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Take a look inside the council-owned derelict building soon to be torn down

Catch a final glimpse of the council-owned derelict building that will soon be torn down. The city of Ekurhuleni will this week demolish its long-abandoned derelict building at 39 Market Street, Boksburg CBD.

Metro to demolish Boksburg’s derelict buildings linked to crime

 

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Fanie Mthupha

Fanie joined Boksburg Advertiser over 14 years ago – covering a wide range of issues under the sun. He rose up the ranks from mid-level to senior journalist & became a news-editor. He studied journalism at Damelin & went on to complete his Diploma in Media Practices course at BMH – focusing on print and online media. He loves acting as the eyes and ears of the public.

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