Gunmen who have twice attacked construction teams building more than 700 homes for needy people in Cape Town have put the project at risk.
This was the warning on Wednesday from Western Cape infrastructure MEC Tertuis Simmers, who appealed to the Gugulethu community to help police find attackers who wounded two builders.
“If anyone has knowledge of who these criminals are, kindly alert the authorities so this criminal spree may be brought to an end and construction can continue uninterrupted and deliver the much-needed houses.”
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