aloe ridge Houses for KZN military veterans ‘a priority’

Staff Reporter

Staff Reporter The delivery of houses for military veterans in KwaZulu-Natal will be prioritised over the next few months. That was according to Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and Human Settlements and Public Works MEC Jomo Sibiya. Kubayi and Sibiya said that the delivery of housing was aimed at responding to the military veterans housing backlog, which has led to some of them illegally occupying the Aloe Ridge social housing project in Pietermaritzburg. Kubayi was in KZN on Sunday to meet all the affected stakeholders of Aloe Ridge to find a lasting solution to facilitate the vacating of illegally occupied social housing units in an agreed approach. Kubayi said: “While we have a duty to look after those who qualify for fully subsidised government houses, we cannot promote the illegal…

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