Human settlements minister tokyo sexwale
Struggle veterans mourn Madiba
Colleagues from the struggle mourn the passing of SA’s first democratic president.
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Reshuffle will speed up change - Zuma
President Jacob Zuma says his fourth Cabinet reshuffle is aimed at improving service delivery.
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Mvula Trust hit by fresh scandal
The embattled Mvula Trust is at the centre of yet another scandal also involving a govt. dept.
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Sexwale's lawyer slams abuse claims
Minister Tokyo Sexwale’s lawyer says it is irresponsible to link his client to other abuse stories.
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Lenasia demolitions plan to be mapped
The Lenasia demolitions task team is expected to approve an implementation plan.
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Lenasia task team to meet over demolitions
The task team that was appointed to deal with the Lenasia demolitions will have a meeting tomorrow.
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Sexwale commits future to ANC
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale will remain loyal to the ANC despite losing in Mangaung.
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SAHRC pleased with Lenasia deal
The SAHRC was not invited to a Lenasia gathering because of an administrative glitch.
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HRC not included in Lenasia talks
The HRC has threatened to take Human Settlements Ministry to court over Lenasia demolitions.
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Lenasia residents to get new legal homes
Residents who lost their homes during the Lenasia demolitions will get new houses next year.
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Task team appointed for Lenasia
Tokyo Sexwale has involved Lenasia residents, HRC and the Gauteng Housing Dept in a task team.
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Sexwale seeks lawful solution in Lenasia
Minister Tokyo Sexwale said Lenasia residents must speak up against those who sold them land illegally.
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'Land syndicates must be pointed out'
Tokyo Sexwale asks Lenasia residents to provide evidence of land syndicates.
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The innocent must not suffer - Sexwale
Minister Tokyo Sexwale said a fair solution must be found to deal with the Lenasia housing saga.
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Sexwale inspects demolished Lenasia homes
Accompanied by several officials, the minister was in the area to resolve the housing crisis in Lenasia.
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Protests in Lenasia South
Lenasia South residents are protesting for govt to continue with demolitions in the area.
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Malema blasts ANC over Lenasia demolitions
Former ANCYL president Julius Malema came out in support Lenasia residents outside the courthouse.
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Sexwale to deal with Lenasia demolitions
Tokyo Sexwale has been asked to intervene in the ongoing home demolitions.
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Sexwale concerned by illegal sale of land
The Human Settlements minister urged people to work with govt to end the illegal sale of state land.
