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In order to run a city of the c o m p l e x i t y
and size of Soweto it is n e c e s s a r y before
the Soweto Local Authority funct i o n s
and before they could run as and-a local
authority it is necessary b e c a u s e of
the history and background of S o w e t o and
because very little or no facili t i e s are
provi d e d in the main facets of n c o m m unity
it is felt necessary to bring Soweto up
to the standards of a c o ^ u n i t y w h i c h has a
population of an excels of one m i l l i o n people
c-.nd which forms rn ^-orient, co n s t i t u e n t
Part of the life-blood of the worki n g s of
the industry of the Ki twa cersrar.d w h i c h is
the m o s t industrialised section of South
Africa and which forms an important part of
the contribution of the w o r k i n g s of the mines
and other industrial outputs in terms of
manu f a c t u r i n g iz, the industrial heart of
South Africa to the level c o m m c asoratc
with the generation oi income into the
c o f fcr:-;
Therefore to D chi«v* t V
.
o b j e c t i v e of raising
Sowoto to a fully fl.-jdcad m u n i c i p a l i t y with
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hereto and a stray wu.it be m a d e In deiail
of what i' required and the cosi a i o jl<-e d
in
providing the necosr.or/
e-s as
fo.rer Later:.
2t is suggested theii t-H <-! •-----us •• ,.
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that either * tc--n of
engaged lull ^
ir Sovofco bo
3 ±0- the r „ iul r e t i r e d
in c-xder to
c. d ^c ^ s ’
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of S eve to v.-hicli r.ay V. f <r
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j.uuoy
p 3 r-,ci o£
si:-; r.onths .!;•> w2,i--h ta»- ? c ^ i c ...*e f.r.solved
given diffniant poiticlic; ,, a l t e r natively
a lir/n of tov.n planner.. >•.; ej,c?.'.;e<2 ana a
torn cz rei'orencs honied to the:,*, a.- to vhet
is needed or further a 1ternaLively C-.;1
expert be broucjhc in from <ne of the d e v e l o p i n g
countries of A f r i c a - o r abr o a d no pro*.:*:- a
feasibility .study
to the
the rcructnring c £ Jhe f J;-.
thereupon and a tie*
,:f r,cw»to.
w et Lw. ^r. t
Lc giwr. icy
the production - £ si^-h * dossier.
O n c o the needs of So-/i--tn -»io./cto urc set out in detail
-he B i t i n g o f roads,
the c o s t t h e r e o f ,
the siting of hospit a l s , the num b e r of beds
required, t h e T O i e r o f doctors, nurses,
the number o f c r e c h e s required, the „ ^ cr of
sports fields, the n u m b e r of industrial schools,
to none a few e x i l e s ,
end exa c t l y the costing
f o r each project, the next p h a s e would be the
financing of the v a r i o u s p r o j e c t s that are needed
to b e developed o v e r a five y e a r period.
T h e next phase is the rai s i n g of the n e c e s s a r y
fur.es to implement the p r o g r a m o n c e the feasibility
s t u d y is done as abover.entior.ed.
It is submitted that a commi t t e e be formed which
is separate and d i s t i n c t from any committee of
t h e " S O W ETO LOCAL A1JTHGR I T V ' _ w h i c h is charged
with the sole r e s p o n s i b i l i t y of f r a m i n g a dossier
as to the methods and m o t i v a t i o n s that need to
he adopted to raise the n e c e s s a r y finances to
imple ment the program, o v e r a p h a s e d period of
five years.
Tne
s u b - c ommittee dea l i n g with tiic o b t a i n i n g of
finances will b o giver, terms of references as to
h ow money should be r a i s e d and f r o m v b i c h o r g a n i s a t i o n s
b o t h nationally, m u n i c i p a l l y and Internationally.
It is clear that the pe o p l e of Soweto are the p r i m a r y
responsibility of the central govern m e n t o f South
Af r i c a and the bulk of the funds wo u l d have to
c o m e directly f r o m the central government.
o t h e r bodies
The
and i n s t i t u t i o n s that would have
to be considered are the provin c i a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s
ana municipal bodies.
O u t s ide of national g o v e r n m e n t institutions as
m e n t ioned above o t h e r o r g a n i s a t i o n s such as the
Chambers of Comm e r c e and the industrial giants
Of South Africa v/ould have to be c o n s i d e r e d as
persons to play their part in f u l f i l l i n g the
programs of the five y e a r plan.
A l s o to be considered is the q u e s t i o n i n g of
r a ising finances e x t e r n a l l y from the O r g a n i s a t i o n
Of A f rican Unity, f r o m i n t e rnational agencies such
•
as the International M o n e t a r y Fund, g o v e r n m e n t s of
o t h e r countries and financial institutions th r o u g h o u t
the world.
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of the "SOWETO io-at h”~"
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w o u l d then
n Cu^-> °ut the five ’
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fun. r ,0 _
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are two - r.iered or n n
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there
to co nti nue it* fn^*- •
n “> » W b n , . * a . , h
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of resou r c e s «-d „•
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upon the noedj
to bring up Soweto to a ;>ro -i- •-■
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o' a „ » »».:cticnins B u n i c l p a U t y
stant-ara w r a w a o r a t e with -v, p o **n v - * •
SO/.er-.tiOR
furids
c o n t r i b u t e - ^<-c» j._
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socicxy
or
the people of Sovoto.
Jt 13 e v i d o n t therefore that
the vario
of Soweto would either h
US COnr‘
Utt0cs
he r ^
t0 be fiub-divided into
Parts, that is# the capitalis - M ft
win k
ut l°n P ^ t s which
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9 Ulth the "ive year P ian and a
sepa-e
section d e al,-, wlUl th. c o n t I n u „ ion Qf
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‘'W e t l 0 a i "' °f —
«* — y.
Accordingly
finances would hav- t o ho
of
..
° be
P a rate and the terns
reference for earh
■each -ub-ccTanittee should be
separate and ,lore importantly the personnel for
each sub~cOiVj7iittee would have to be separate
as well.
Collection Number: AK2117
DELMAS TREASON TRIAL 1985 - 1989
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