City of Cape Town could evict homeless people from state-owned property

Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says the unlawful occupation at the castle is impacting its status as a top tourist destination while also creating a risk to public safety in the vicinity.

CAPE TOWN - Homeless people who have been living outside the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town's CBD for more than two years now could soon be evicted from the state-owned property.

Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said that the unlawful occupation at the castle is impacting its status as a top tourist destination while also creating a risk to public safety in the vicinity.

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