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A number of areas in Cape Town have been left in the dark while they wait for street lights to be fixed. (Duncan Alfreds/News24)
Residents in several Cape Flats areas are fed up with the City of Cape Town's "lack of urgency" to fix street lights - in some cases, for weeks on end - leaving their neighbourhoods in darkness and vulnerable to crime.
News24 spoke to residents in Macassar, Mitchells Plain and Hanover Park.
But the City says vandalism is to blame.
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