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Housing Department confirms no additional funds will be allocated to KZN floods - Vimarsana News

Housing Department confirms no additional funds will be allocated to KZN floods

Officials from the Department of Human Settlements have confirmed to the Portfolio Committee in Parliament that no funds, other than existing annual grants, will be allocated to KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) for housing related flood relief. This follows in excess of 14 000 homes having been damaged and destroyed in the Province during the floods that occurred in early April.

R1bn allocated to KZN by Human Settlements Dept - Vimarsana News

R1bn allocated to KZN by Human Settlements Dept

The Minister of Human Settlements, Mmamaloko Kubayi, has announced a R1bn injection for Kwazulu Natal to help the province's recovery from the devastating floods that have claimed close to 400 lives.

KZN Floods: Province to get R1 billion, over 8 000 houses destroyed - Vimarsana News

KZN Floods: Province to get R1 billion, over 8 000 houses destroyed

The KZN floods have left more than 8 000 homes partially destroyed. Treasury has confirmed the province will receive R1bn.

Public Protector? Mkhwebane sends investigators to KZN over flood funds - Vimarsana News

Public Protector? Mkhwebane sends investigators to KZN over flood funds

The Public Protector wants to make sure the relief funds headed to KZN are not abused. Do you trust Busisiwe Mkhwebane to keep them safe?

KZN floods: Govt pledging at least R1bn for rebuilding homes and providing shelter - Vimarsana News

KZN floods: Govt pledging at least R1bn for rebuilding homes and providing shelter

The government is hoping to put together at least R1 billion to aid the people of KwaZulu-Natal.

Source: news24.com