Acting Johannesburg mayor to oversee evictions in hijacked building in CBD: Acting Johannesburg mayor Kenny Kunene is spending his days focusing on hijacked buildings in the city.
On Sunday Kunene joined the MMCs of public safety and human settlements when they visited the reportedly hijacked Casa Mia building in Berea. the Johannesburg Social Housing Company was illegal. “I want to finish this thing of syndicates who are collecting rentals. You don't want to tell us who you pay your rent [to].
No one owns a room here. These belong to Joshco but these satans take money from you and you don't tell us who they are so we can arrest them,” Kunene said. "[On Monday] at 2pm, we will return with the health and social development department. The unemployed and those with children will be given temporary shelter,” Kunene said.
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