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‘Empty Promises’ vs Push for Delivery

In the News Today: The flawed foundation beneath a construction project in Gugulethu, Cape Town, meant to build hundreds of homes for people on a housing waiting list, is becoming more apparent.

Previously, the City of Cape Town acknowledged that there were “challenges” at its Gugulethu Infill Housing Project – part of which involves Erf 8448 where 570 housing units were set to be built.

It turns out those “challenges” run deep – and in many directions.

Earlier this year, highlighting the desperation for homes, GroundUp reported on the project, and quoted Sabelo Jele, who was on the housing waiting list,… continue reading HERE.

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