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They say residents have been allowed to return to four adjacent homes.
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Human rights groups say residents, particularly ethnic Uzbeks, continue to face interrogation and arbitrary detention.
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They say residents feel their rights have been violated.
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It is not, say residents, the Cape Town that Tutu dreamed of and fought for.
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Health experts say residents there are being tested at a rate three times the national average.
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Lottoland's terms and conditions say residents of any state except South Australia can play US Powerball.
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Tensions persist in the south, where human rights groups say residents face violence, interrogation and arrest.
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The mobile clinic stopped coming five years ago, say residents; four years ago, says the ward councillor.
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The state seems intent on keeping businesses open and say residents should get used to outbreaks happening.
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Building owners say residents are often unrealistic, refusing to leave even if the alternative housing is adequate.
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The police say residents tried to burn security posts and damaged several vehicles belonging to the company.
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About 1,000 of them blocked three roads into the village, say residents.
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Swat authorities say residents are on their side, providing information on any suspicious activities or Taliban they spot.
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Lottoland's terms and conditions say residents of any state except South Australia can bet on its US Powerball offer.
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They say residents weren't consulted about the felling, and that the trees are home to native birds and insects.
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The poor are the ones who feel it first. Security, in particular, has declined in the community, say residents.