Sexwale sees housing progress by 2030

Housing Minister Tokyo Sexwale believes South African's housing backlog will be under control by the year 2030. Photo: Sam Clark

Housing Minister Tokyo Sexwale believes South African's housing backlog will be under control by the year 2030. Photo: Sam Clark

Published Oct 7, 2010

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Johannesburg - The government intends to have dealt with its housing backlog by the year 2030, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Thursday.

He said the initiative between private companies and government to build low-cost houses would be extended to all provinces, SABC news reported.

Sexwale was speaking at the launch of a R460-million project to provide houses for Impala Platinum mine workers in Rustenburg, the North West.

The joint venture, between the government and the National Housing Finance Corporation, would erect more than 1 000 houses at Sunrise Park near Rustenburg. - Sapa

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