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Cape Town rolls out pilot project to give QR codes, residence certificates to informal homesBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor HUMAN SETTLEMENTS The City of Cape Town’s Informal Settlements Department have marked a thousand structures in the Bosasa Phase 2 development in Mfuleni with a Quick Response (QR) code and city-specific paint. Field maps have also been created to indicate the associated number of each structure.
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