Residents and groups have launched legal challenges after Tshwane moved illegal occupants from the Melgisedek building to tent sites in Gezina and Capital Park.
Fourteen of 45 Gauteng government housing projects were illegally occupied, delaying handovers and prompting calls for a digital beneficiary system and stronger enforcement.
North West human settlements will demolish 40 incomplete houses in Tshunyane after a stalled 2010 project. A new contractor began rebuilding in January 2026.
Construction has officially begun on the R5 billion Leratong City development in Kagiso, marking the start of one of Gauteng’s largest mixed-use township projects. Located around...
Durban authorities carried out a multi-disciplinary operation earlier this week as part of an intensified campaign against hijacked and illegally occupied buildings in the central business...
Durban authorities carried out a multi-departmental operation on Monday morning at a building on Lancers Road in the city centre identified as a “major crime generator,”...
City Power says it cannot immediately activate electricity supply to the Mahauzana Flats in Alexandra until legal, safety and compliance requirements are met, after receiving a...
Thousands of planned homes in Thembisa remain untouched after construction stopped and provincial and municipal housing departments each denied responsibility, The Citizen reports. Project started in...
According to The Citizen, the portfolio committee on human settlements has urged the Department of Human Settlements to adopt improved preventive measures including hotlines and WhatsApp...
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng yesterday protested at the office of Premier Panyaza Lesufi, calling for urgent intervention to address long-standing housing backlogs and unfinished...