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IMPRESSED.Senator Ronald Dela Rosa presides over the Special Committee on Marawi City Rehabilitation and Victims Compensation on Wednesday (Feb. 22, 2023) to get updates and reports from relevant government agencies on the rehabilitation and transformation of Marawi City. Dela Rosa said the water system in the city, which is still in the design stage, and the naming of the board were among the committee's priorities.(Photo courtesy of Senate PRIB) MANILA-Senator Ronald Dela Rosa on Wednesday...

Koreas housing market is showing signs of a fragile recovery fueled by increasing transactions, with more market participants purchasing apartments in the hope that the interest rate will not rise dramatically any further, data showed Tuesday.

Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Lebogang Maile says 329 people have been affected by the floods with two people still missing - one of whom is a child.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has said the province wants to introduce a biometric system to prevent the illegal occupation of land and RDP houses.



The same site was petrol bombed on Friday, 10 February.

More than 300 hundred people have been affected by the recent flooding in the Vaal area.

The DA in the Western Cape sends its deepest condolences to the family of a Cape Town City official who was shot and killed at the Symphony Way Housing Project in Delft. The official was shot multiple times inside her car as she was heading into the construction site for inspection. Violence, intimidation and extortion at housing construction sites continue to be on the rise in the province. It is, therefore, welcomed that the City of Cape Town has allocated R15 million towards additional securi...

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) has sealed partnerships with local officials in Davao region and in Northern Luzon for the construction of affordable housing for informal settler families and those under the low-income bracket. In Eastern Mindanao, DHSUD Secretary

Flooding in the eastern and northeastern provinces has resulted in death, damage and destruction.

Highly contested Sea Point site remains undeveloped, as battle over what to do with it heads to the Supreme Court of Appeal.