Human Settlements minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has announced the construction of six mega social housing projects in the coming two years. Kubayi made this…
Human Settlements minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has announced the construction of six mega social housing projects in the coming two years.
Hospital Street in Mujuba District Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal. The proposed development consists of 53 four-storey building blocks consisting of 1 056 units. This project is expected to create 3384 jobs; Hull Street Phase 1 in Francis Baard District Municipality, Northern Cape. The Hull Street Social Housing Project envisions delivering a total of 600 SHUs in two phases. This project is expected to create 1152 jobs, and;
On Monday, Kubayi said social housing is government’s most promising programme that will help to disrupt the apartheid spatial development and make cities more inclusive.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New pension changes coming for South Africa before the end of FebruaryThe National Treasury will introduce new pension fund regulations for South Africa before the end of February, says deputy finance minister David Masondo.
Read more »
5 important things happening in South Africa todayGautrain says it will head to court over Tshwane cut-offs; new draft electricity pricing policy shows what post-Eskom payments could look like; the State Capture Commission wants the NPA to charge corrupt politicians, but prosecutors are proceeding with caution; and Zuma’s corruption appeal ruling will be coming today.
Read more »
South Africa looking into a remote working visa – here’s what it should allowSouth Africa could soon have a remote working visa to attract digital nomads who are employed overseas.
Read more »
New job hiring laws planned for South Africa – what you should knowPresident Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet has approved the draft national labour migration policy and the draft Employment Services Amendment Bill (ESAB) for public comment.
Read more »
Beware these Valentine’s Day scams in South AfricaBanking group FNB has warned South Africans to be cautious over Valentine’s Day, with an increasing number of fraudsters looking to target desperate people.
Read more »