Eastern Cape residents say things were better in the past

Unemployed social workers in KwaZulu-Natal.
The state of many buildings in this industrial park in Dimbaza.
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The state of many buildings in this industrial park in Dimbaza.
EAST LONDON – Some residents of Dimbaza and Forth Jackson say some Eastern Cape industrial sites were better maintained and run during Apartheid than today.
They say dilapidated buildings remain where thriving factories once stood.
This is despite the latest unemployment data showing the province created around 25,000 jobs in the second quarter.
eNCA’s Ronald Masinda visited the area and filed this report in the video above.