It is envisaged that the project may be completed on 15 November. Source Monday, 01 March 2021, 10:02 Some of the Golden Valley housing project houses are nearly finished and will soon be handed over to beneficiaries.
GEORGE NEWS - The Golden Valley housing project in Blanco is making headway after it recommenced on 7 October last year. This project currently comprises the building of 136 top structures (actual houses) to qualifying beneficiaries.
According to Director of Human Settlements Charles Lubbe, all the beneficiaries have been identified and the subsidies have been approved by the Provincial Department of Human Settlements.
The contractor, Marnol, has been appointed by the Provincial Department of Human Settlements to complete the project.
Photo by DHSUD.
QUEZON CITY, Mar. 1 The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) on Monday formally kicked off the celebration for this year’s National Women’s Month, with the housing agency slated to hold a series of activities throughout March to mark the significant event.
With the theme “We Make Change Happen for Women” focusing on “Juana Laban sa Pandemya, Kaya!,” the celebration aims to support the national advocacy on gender equality and women empowerment, as well as highlight women’s participation in battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Today, we salute and honor our strong women who play an important role in nation-building, those who lead us, and those who support us, not only as a member of DHSUD or the government workforce, but as wives, mothers and sisters, daughters and friends – women who give us strength, inspiration and direction – our anchors, our guide, our partners and the wind beneath our wings. On behalf of all of the
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Formed in 1986, Yako informal settlement in Butterworth still has no basic services.
In 2008, 322 of its residents were promised houses within 12 months.
To date no houses have been built.
The Eastern Cape Department of Human Settlements says it is waiting for the completion of bulk water provision in the area.
People have been living in Yako Informal settlement in Butterworth, Eastern Cape, since 1986. It has neither proper roads, toilets, or electricity. Some people have dug pit latrines, others use an open field. For electricity, some people use illegal connections, GroundUp reports.
In 2008, some 322 beneficiaries were registered for RDP houses, but to date nothing has been built for them. They say that the provincial human settlements department promised that construction of their houses would start in 2009.
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