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Human settlement's land release programme may be missing the mark, say NPOs - Vimarsana News

Human settlement's land release programme may be missing the mark, say NPOs

Experts believe the land release project should also target low-income people in the informal economy

Civil society watch: inquest into death of Imam Abdulla... - Vimarsana News

Civil society watch: inquest into death of Imam Abdulla...

An inquest into the death of Imam Abdullah Haron – an anti-apartheid activist who died in police custody in 1969 – begins in the Western Cape High Court; Freedom Day will mark the 29th anniversary of South Africa’s first democratic elections; and the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation will lead a demons...

amaBhungane | Property mogul flips R86.25m land parcel to Gauteng housing department for R244.95m - Vimarsana News

amaBhungane | Property mogul flips R86.25m land parcel to Gauteng housing department for R244.95m

Property company Landworth bought land parcels for R86.25 million but pre-sold them to the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements for R244.95 million.

Source: news24.com
Property mogul flips R86m land parcel to Gauteng housin... - Vimarsana News

Property mogul flips R86m land parcel to Gauteng housin...

Was it just property mogul Ralebala ‘Rali’ Mampeule’s nose for a deal that saw him buy a property for R86.25-million and offload it to the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements for R244.95-million? He says the department actually got a discount, but things don’t quite add up.

Major shift in housing policy is an opportunity for civil society - Vimarsana News

Major shift in housing policy is an opportunity for civil society

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