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You are here: Home / News / 90 people found living in Houghton property meant for single family | SA News

90 people found living in Houghton property meant for single family | SA News

19 June 2025 by Guest

“This discovery adds another layer to the operation, highlighting the organised nature of the illegal settlement and the attempt to conceal evidence. The rent collector, now in custody, will face further investigation regarding his role in the operation and potential connections to the orchestrators.”

It was not immediately clear whether the property had been abandoned and then hijacked or if the owner was complicit in the illegal overcrowding-for-cash scheme.

“The premises have been marked for closure, with the remaining residents being processed and deported or held for legal proceedings.

“The metro police will maintain a monitoring presence to ensure no further illegal…

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    11 September 2026 at 10:31 pm

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