The inquiry, which started on Friday, heard what the City has done for the area and some of the difficulties it has faced.
JOHANNESBURG - Johannesburg City manager Ndivhoniswani Lukhwareni made submissions at the South African Human Rights Commission’s inquiry regarding the recent spate of protests in Alexandra.
Lukhwareni told the panel that informal settlements only receive basic services as opposed to affluent suburbs that receive additional services because they are able to pay for it. He says there were over 200 informal settlements in Johannesburg and most of these have existed for more than five years.
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