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(70,8 per cent) and KwaZulu-Natal (89 per cent) is partially due to slow progress of the Presidential Job Summit Rental Housing Programme. Spending in Eastern Cape is very low at 37,1 per cent. Actual expenditure may be higher as the figures are still based on expenditure for 10 months up to January 2003 and on projections for the last two months.
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