At times, the numbers are simply made up: "villages lie to townships, townships lie to counties, and so on all the way up to the State Council," McMahon writes.
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A curfew was imposed in the city and surrounding townships.
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Now, 13 years later, they were back in the townships.
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That's how they get famous in townships in South Africa.
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The people of Colebrook and surrounding townships, however, aren't all persuaded.
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The population in both townships, in northern Rakhine, is mostly Muslim.
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That reality, our correspondent writes, is palpable in Cape Town's townships.
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It was the late 1980s and townships were burning in South Africa.
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Wave, by contrast, has a presence in 255 of Myanmar's 330 townships.
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Kaur trained with the Mamelani Projects in the townships of Cape Town.
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In the townships, among her people, she praised bloodshed and preached violence.
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Somalis run tiny convenience stores, known as spaza shops, in black townships.
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In fact Day Zero would never have come to townships like Philippi.
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We weren't black people stuck in the townships, waiting for public transport.
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At 23, he bought his first house in one of Harare's townships.
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In the interest of internet equality, in 2100, the company announced plans to bring fiber connectivity to the townships, starting with Alexandra—which is adjacent to the current rollout—then extending into the Diepsloot, Soweto, and Tambisa townships.
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In moved blacks, and to a lesser extent coloureds and Indians, fleeing townships.
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Then, the state created "civil divisions", randomly grouping townships, boroughs, and cities together.
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Twelve deaths were reported in Montreal and five were reported in Eastern Townships.
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The three townships I hope will be my legacy as a sustainable developer.
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But residents said the army was beating up suspected protesters in various townships.
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The townships were ghettos of isolation, full of leaky roofs and dangerous wiring.
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He opted to upgrade existing homes while expanding the townships by purchasing land.
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In more downscale townships like Cecil and Chartiers, the Republican vote also eroded.
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Putnam's Return / Home Townships of Flier Hold Celebrations — Monument to Her Is Unveiled.
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Provincial officials call townships and villages to ask for help finding potential workers.
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In the post-apartheid South Africa, a third of the population lives in predominantly rural former Bantustans, another third in urban areas that comprise both affluent suburbs and impoverished townships, and the remaining third in informal shanties around formal townships.
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The old chants that once rumbled from South Africa's townships are again ringing out.
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In seven townships, Sununu outperformed Trump by at least 28503 percent of the vote.
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In Umlazi, one of South Africa's biggest townships, at least 500 people were displaced.
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This is a strategy tried, tested and tried again in diverse and unstable townships.
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Four of the townships are still in the dark, impacting safety and local businesses.
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Working class townships in Allegheny like Elizabeth and Whitehall also swung to the Democrats.
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These food gardens, which are often communal, have become increasingly common in black townships.
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Uber has struck partnerships with several cities and townships to offer reduced fares for commuters.
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Sununu vastly overperformed Trump in some key townships along the coast and near Lake Winnipesaukee.
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Judith Sikade envisioned escaping the townships, where the government had forced black people to live.
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Protests against the shutdown were also held in two townships of Rakhine state on Saturday.
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Zimdancehall artists have long sung of the hardships faced by young people in the townships.
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Zimdancehall artists have long sung of the hardships faced by young people in the townships.
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And because the townships didn't vote for Mugabe, he had been particularly unkind to their residents.
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The latest bout of protests kicked off in Ennerdale and nearby Eldorado Park townships on Monday.
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The government turned off internet access in nine conflict-affected townships for much of the summer.
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The navy craft landed in Rathedaung, one of the three townships that make up northern Rakhine State.
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Treating it to remove such contaminants is a costly business—more than many small townships can afford.
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The Six Villages were strung like beads along its banks, more one town than six separate townships.
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Oh, let's not forget the two townships in Pennsylvania: the creatively named Upper Turkeyfoot and Lower Turkeyfoot!
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Before the ruling, nine states (and several other counties and townships) had been subjected to this requirement.
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Most of the company members are drawn from townships like those in which Asad experienced such brutality.
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But not everyone who lives in the townships likes the tourists who are constantly wandering their streets.
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They told me people they know who suddenly disappeared from their townships and were sent to these places.
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According to local activists, soldiers and police went door-to-door in townships, beating or shooting at protesters.
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There was no public transport and some people could be seen walking from townships into the city centre.
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From 1994 to 2004, the government built close to two million new houses in townships and informal settlements.
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South Africans accuse migrants of stealing jobs or exploiting locals by running small businesses in poor, black townships.
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Mofokeng's work did not seek to demystify the townships just as DeCarava's did not seek to explain Harlem.
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The white neighborhoods were defined by large gated communities, while the black neighborhoods were recognizable as overcrowded urban townships.
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The ensuing flood threatened some 500 inhabitants in the nearby Illinois townships of Love Branch, Hodges Park, and Unity.
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Apartheid-era laws created widespread poverty and desperate health conditions, especially in townships surrounding city centers like Cape Town.
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Too often in townships, daily diets are filled with junk food, fish and chips, meat and very few vegetables.
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Cities and townships home to a retailer would receive the revenue from a 3 percent tax on products sold.
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Winds reached 125 kph (78 mph) and battered several townships in Funing county, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Speechless follows the DiMeos as they try to settle into the latest in a long string of new townships.
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Hundreds of thousands of jobs will be affected, down to the level of rural townships and state-owned enterprises.
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Authorities have said slum residents will be resettled in two townships more than an hour's drive from central Yangon.
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The ruling also affected some counties and townships in California, Florida, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, and South Dakota.
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To try to keep the province, the A.N.C. fought hard in townships like Alexandra, where Mr. Ramaphosa campaigned personally.
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From colonial conquest through apartheid, white colonizers seized African lands and forced the majority black population into segregated townships.
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The balsam fir they chose came from the Eastern Townships of Quebec, near the border with the United States.
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As for low-income migrant workers, they typically leave their children with grandparents back home in villages and townships.
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China's migrant workers, who for 260 years have left inland villages and townships for coastal boomtowns, are growing old.
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But a short drive from some of the priciest property in Africa are the Cape Flats, a patchwork of townships.
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Winds of 125 km per hour (78 mph) battered several townships in Funing county, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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But under apartheid many Indian South Africans, including Mr Kassie's family, were forced off their land and into Indian townships.
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A study by the ministry of health found that slum-heavy townships were worst affected by waterborne ailments, like tuberculosis.
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Uber has struck partnerships with several cities and townships to offer reduced fares for commuters, and Lyft has followed suit.
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Ostby said he did not know how the 23 villages, spread out across Maungdaw and Buthidaung townships, had been selected.
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The NWS posted photos on Twitter from the survey team in Bradford County in the Granville, Leroy and Franklin Townships.
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He is known for the building of mega townships and for being a strong advocate of transforming livelihoods through education.
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Many of these rickety little councils were out in Arab villages and townships barely worthy of being called population centers.
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In the hills above Mbabane, in townships like Msunduza, there is simmering resentment against the King and his Taiwanese deals.
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Police deployed again on Tuesday in two of the townships that saw violence on Monday, but the situation was calmer.
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Corruption, poverty and the continued use of deadly force, especially in the nation's townships, are fueling distrust and division, too.
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These and other townships surrounding Boston epitomize the gains the Democratic Party has made nationwide in liberal, well-educated suburbs.
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Today, cities and townships across the United States have found the issue of trans rights suddenly hoisted into public discourse.
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Many of them live in segregated townships without sewage and running water, facing discrimination at schools and in the workplace.
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At the Pic des Crépuscules, our steep 500 meter climb was rewarded with a splendid view over the Eastern Townships.
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Many poor people still live in townships purposely built far from urban centers, and with little access to cheap public transport.
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A Labor strategist said the government successfully cobbled together a coalition of support among voters in urban fringes and rural townships.
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Protesters aimed their wrath at the Iranian regime following a decision to split the city of nearly 150,000 into two townships.
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This combined with slipping support for the ANC in townships and rural districts to boost the DA's share of the vote.
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Unrest continued Tuesday and police fired tear gas to disperse protestors in Warren Park -- one of the townships southwest of Harare.
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Patrick Imbayago, founder and director of the CYFA, said his group has shown anti-drugs films in urban and rural townships.
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But even state-run elections are a misnomer; today, much of the country's elections are overseen by counties, townships, and precincts.
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Nearly half of all voters are registered in counties or townships with voting machines that are more than 10 years old.
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But by the late 1960s, spurred in part by Lady Bird Johnson's national "beautification" campaign, townships began passing anti-neon laws.
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Authorities struggled to enforce the measures, especially in densely populated townships and rural areas, on the first day of the lockdown.
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But he suggested that the government should not be blamed for not providing health care in the state's restive northern townships.
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Dan has now returned to Ms. Penny's home in the Eastern Townships to profile the creator of Chief Inspector Armand Gamache.
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The fund manager will also invest in hotels that are a part of large, mixed-use townships and in housing projects.
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