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FINDING ANSWERS The intent to build a million homes a year under the Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino Program is certainly laudable amid the enormous housing shortage at present. As I’ve said previously, the success of the socialized housing program would definitely be a solid and extremely s

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) advised those interested to avail of the government's housing program to inquire only from proper agencies in an apparent bid to deny scammers and other individuals or groups from taking advantage of the project for money-making modus

Photos have been leaked showing one naked woman in bed with a man purported to be Limpopo MEC Basikopo Makamu

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development has advised the public to seek details about the administration’s “Pambansang Pabahay” mass housing program only through proper government channels to avoid getting misled by unauthorized groups or persons posing as agents of the DHSUD.

A new premium residential enclave will soon rise in Tagaytay Highlands, the country’s most exclusive leisure mountain resort developed by a unit of property giant SM Prime Holdings.

Kgomotso Mahlobo has been appointed as HOD following the recent senior management meeting that was held in Mahikeng. Mahlobo is replacing the outgoing acting HOD James Mashigo. According to the spo...

The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements strongly urges residents to be aware of online housing scams that request you to pay for government housing assistance.

Download logoThe MEC for Human Settlements in the North West Nono Maloyi welcomed Ms. Kgomotso Mahlobo who has been appointed as the head of department

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) has signed an agreement with the Baguio City government for the construction of a township housing project that would benefit around 10,000 informal settler families (ISFs) and low-income earners. DHSUD Secretary Jose Rizalino Acuza

Gauteng Province will create 500 jobs to help relocate informal settlements in various municipalities in the province