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    An investigation into alternative domestic water, sewer and electricity supply systems in the eThekwini municipal area. 

    Crompton, David William. (2004)
    Millions of Black South Africans still lack access to adequate housing, mainly as a result of apartheid era development policies. The delivery of low income, state subsidised, housing includes the provision of water, sewer ...

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    AuthorCrompton, David William. (1)Subject
    Blacks--Durban metropolitan area--Social conditions. (1)
    Housing--Location--Durban metropolitian Area. (1)Low-income housing--Durban. (1)Quality of life--Durban metropolitan Area. (1)Sustainable development--Durban metropolitan Area. (1)
    Theses--Architecture. (1)
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