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A memorial service for the victims of the Christmas Eve tanker explosion was held in Boksburg on Friday.

The death toll from the Boksburg blast that happened on Christmas Eve has risen to 26.

Several housing projects in the Western Cape have been halted due to extortionists and the so-called 'construction mafia'.

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed sadness over the Boksburg blast.

Committed to ensuring the success of their centerpiece housing project, Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Secretary Jose Rizalino

Top officials of the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) met with urban poor and other cause-oriented groups and discussed the government's housing plans for the informal settler families (ISFs) and those under the low-income bracket. DHSUD Sec, Jose Rizalino Acuzar said

The gas tanker explosion beneath a bridge in Boksburg on Saturday has claimed the lives of 18 people, including nine staff who were working at the nearby OR Tambo Memorial Hospital.

Initial cost estimates show that at least R18 million will need to be spent to repair damages to Tambo Memorial Hospital in Boksburg, which was damaged during a truck explosion on Christmas Eve.

Citing the volatile state of the economy, a lawmaker is seeking a review and revision of the socialized housing program’s price ceiling to make it attuned to the prevailing economic condition.

The government will spend P11.26 billion to acquire the right of way in the initial segment of the Metro Manila Subway, but finishing the project by 2028 has become challenging due to a looming conflict with the upper class.