Rent Control cracks down on hostel operators over exploitative charges

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• Kk 20 hours ago

  It will be a viable business venture to start selling camping tents around university areas. " When the wind of chance blows, some people build walls,
  others will build a windmill.

  It will be a viable business venture to start selling camping tents around university areas. " When the wind of chance blows, some people build walls,
  others will build a windmill.

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• prophet mohammed was a sick dog 19 hours ago

  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam.......You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe......Burn the qur' ...
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  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam.......You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe......Burn the qur'an and kill muslims.

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• TRUTH BE TOLD 14 hours ago

  AS A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION YOU HAVE TO BE PROACTIVE AND NOT REACTIVE. STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT SHOULD HAVE TAKEN PLACE LONG LONG AGO WITH MODALITIES PUT IN PLACE AS TO RENT PAYMENT ETC.
  SO IF THE STUDENTS UNION HAD NOT WRITT ...
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  AS A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION YOU HAVE TO BE PROACTIVE AND NOT REACTIVE. STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT SHOULD HAVE TAKEN PLACE LONG LONG AGO WITH MODALITIES PUT IN PLACE AS TO RENT PAYMENT ETC.
  SO IF THE STUDENTS UNION HAD NOT WRITTEN TO YOU, YOU WOULDN'T HAVE REACTED. HEADS OF THIS INSTITUTIONS ARE NIT FIT TO BE ATT YOUR POST. YOU'RE JUST COLLECTING FAT SALARIES FOR NOTHING.

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• Governmentmust explain...Dr Joojo deHeer 10 hours ago

  Im wondering if government has the power to stipulate rent charges in a free market system. What is considered excessive could be simply a factor of demand and supply. If government cannot set the price of houses, how do the ...
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  Im wondering if government has the power to stipulate rent charges in a free market system. What is considered excessive could be simply a factor of demand and supply. If government cannot set the price of houses, how do they set rent upper limits for hotels, hostels or apartments?

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