Ranyane residents want recognition

Friday, September 14, 2018

Ranyane residents have written a letter to the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development seeking recognition as a formal settlement.

Ranyane, which is located about 300km from Gantsi township and falls under the Ghanzi District Council, has not been recognised as a settlement due to low population.

However in a letter dated August 8, 2018 addressed to the permanent secretary of the ministry, the residents claimed the settlement has existed for more than five decades and that the 2011 population census results are not a true reflection of the numbers.

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Ranyane residents want recognition

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