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A | CAPE TOWN, South Africa -- Angry protesters in Cape Town confronted the king and queen of the Netherlands on Friday as they visited a museum that traces part of their country’s 150-year involvement in slavery in South Africa.King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima were leaving the Slave Lodge building in central Cape Town when a small group of protesters representing South Africa's First Nations groups -- the earliest inhabitants of the region around Cape Town -- surrounded the royal couple and shouted slogans about Dutch colonizers stealing land from their ancestors.The king and queen were put into a car by security personnel and quickly driven away as some of the protesters, who were wearing traditional animal-skin dress, jostled with police.The Dutch colonized the southwestern part of South Africa in 1652 through the Dutch East India trading company. They controlled the Dutch Cape Colony for more than 150 years before British occupation. Modern-day South Africa still reflects that complicated Dutch history, most notably in the Afrikaans language, which is derived from Dutch and is widely spoken as an official language of the country, including by First Nations descendants.King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima made no speeches during their visit to the Slave Lodge but spent time walking through rooms where slaves were kept under Dutch colonial rule. The Slave Lodge was built in 1679, making it one of the oldest buildings in Cape Town. It was used to keep slaves -- men, women and children -- until 1811. Slavery in South Africa was abolished by the English colonizers in 1834.Garth Erasmus, a First Nations representative who accompanied the king and queen on their walk through the Slave Lodge, said their visit should serve to “exorcise some ghosts.”The Dutch East India Company established Cape Town as a settlement for trading ships to pick up supplies on their way to and from Asia. Slaves were brought to work at the colony from Asian and other African countries, but First Nations inhabitants of South Africa were also enslaved and forced off their land. Historians estimate there were nearly 40,000 slaves in the Cape Colony when slavery ended.First Nations groups have often lobbied the South African government to recognize their historic oppression. They say their story has largely been forgotten in South Africa, which instead is often defined by the apartheid era of brutal forced racial segregation that was in place between 1948 and 1994.First Nations people have a different ethnic background from South Africa's Black majority.___AP Africa news: https://apnews.com/hub/africa。本报讯赵姝蘅记者王雪娇报道雨污水分流改造工程是提高污水处理效能、改善群众居住环境的一项重要民生工程。龙港区坚持以民生改善为根本，以控源截污为核心，精心组织，科学施工，集中对城市排水设施进行改造升级，着力打造清新水域环境。

B | 近日，记者在海翔路城市排水设施改造项目现场看到，工人正在操作机械进行开沟挖槽、堆积土方、人工清槽、埋设管道等作业。同时，还通过科学设置围挡、调整机器作业时段，保障沿线市民安全出行。据了解，此次城市排水设施改造项目于3月下旬开工，预计11月初完工。改造完成后将进一步提高污水处理效率，提升城市的环境质量和管理水平，并做好雨污水管网的定期养护工作，让市民的获得感更有保障，幸福感更可持续。