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Squatters allowed back into Dunkeld West private property after rights group steps in By Anna Cox Share Johannesburg - The homeless Dunkeld West squatters, who were evicted earlier this month from a private property in Bompas Road, have settled back onto the property. They were evicted on April 6 by the Red Ant security relocation and eviction services, with the supervision of the sheriff, who illegally evicted dozens of residents from their homes, leaving them homeless and destitute. According to the Socio-Economic Rights Institute (Seri) the court order was not legal as it was only against ...

Some of those evicted from Bompas Road property ask to be reunited with families 08 April 2021 - 13:52 The City of Joburg's social development department says some of the people who were evicted from a property in Bompas Road have asked to be reunited with their families. Image: ALON SKUY Some of the people who were evicted from a private property on Bompas Road in Dunkeld West, Johannesburg, have used their homeless situation as an opportunity to reunite with their families. In a statement, the City of Johannesburg’s social development department said it would ass...

Lwandile Bhengu, News24 More than 50 people living in Dunkeld were evicted by the Red Ants on Tuesday.  The group claim they have been living on the property for more than 10 years, but lawyers for the property owner have disputed this claim.  An interim court order granted in March has given the group till 3 May to make submissions as to why the eviction order should not be made permanent. A street in the posh suburb of Dunkeld was lined with mattresses and scattered belongings as more than 50 people were evicted from a property that they say they had been occupying for more than 10 years.