South Africans buying R15 million homes in tiny seaside town where the average person only makes R21,400 a month

Here is the expected petrol price for June | Crackdown coming for estates and complexes that scan visitor car and drivers licences in South Africa | South Africans are buying homes worth up to R15 million in a small West Coast town in the Western Cape.

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