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Sisulu blames criminals & opportunists for Fleurhof land invasions
Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said that law enforcement officials should act against those who illegally occupied private property and remove them...
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YONELA DIKO: Municipal water infrastructure - the elephant in the room
How do we explain the dire state of water and sanitation infrastructure and the seeming inability of municipalities to maintain them?
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Some citizens taking advantage of lockdown to invade land - Dept
The Human Settlements Department’s spokesperson Yonela Diko said that authorities needed to be aware of what they could and could not do in the event of land invasions.
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'Cape Town seems overwhelmed by land invasions. That’s not how you govern!'
"People don’t trust the City of Cape Town," says Yonela Diko, spokesman for Minister Lindiwe Sisulu. "People are burning things."
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ANC in Parliament vows to continue land reform fight in honour of Zindzi Mandela
Mandela's outspoken nature put her on a collision course with Dirco when she tweeted her views about land expropriation.
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Zindzi Mandela was a fierce liberator with a kind heart - Sisulu
"She was a very angry young woman; and she was a voice of young people, clear about everybody’s role in the struggle."
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Sisulu: Land invasions, forced removals won’t be tolerated
Lindiwe Sisulu has told the NCOP that as much as illegal occupation would not be tolerated, evictions were equally not allowed during lockdown.
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Water dept’s Thami ka Plaatjie on suspension over alleged corruption
The department on Wednesday said Thami ka Plaatjie and two former officials were being investigated after an audio discussing their plans to take the money for their personal enrichment surfaced.
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‘She has more experience than you’: Sisulu defends Susan Shabangu’s appointment
DA MP Emma Powell questioned Susan Shabangu’s credentials as a water expert, prompting an angry response from Lindiwe Sisulu.
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139 officials found guilty of corruption after disciplinary action – Sisulu
The Auditor-General found that over R6 billion was lost due to irregular expenditure by officials in various departments.
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DWS & Human Settlements rack up R5bn in irregular expenditure
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said that irregular expenditure continued to rise in the current financial year.
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Sisulu sends strong warning to water tank thieves
The minister said over 16,000 tanks had been delivered to communities and more than half of them were installed.
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KZN has plan outside Sisulu's informal settlement de-densification strategy
Premier Sihle Zikalala said the province was carrying on with its own programme, outside of the national department's de-densification plan, and it had alerted Minister Lindiwe Sisulu.
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Sisulu outlines preliminary plan for relocating informal settlements residents
The plan, which has been presented to Parliament, follows undertakings by Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu that the dwellers would be moved to temporary structures in the coming weeks.
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Sisulu's dept looking to move ‘vulnerable communities’ amid lockdown
Several NGOs have approached the department raising concerns about the extreme proximity conditions in informal settlements.
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Minister Sisulu to meet with Makhaza informal settlement over eviction dispute
The City of Cape Town has come under fire after removing community members who had occupied land in parts of Khayelitsha.
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Social cluster ministers assure provision of basic services during lockdown
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu has also guaranteed grant recipients will be paid on time.
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Govt sending emergency water tanks to rural areas, informal settlements
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has instructed her department to ensure that rural areas and informal settlements were provided with water tanks and standpipes to increase access to water for residents.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: South African public life is awash with impunity
The state has become a convenient conveyor belt for the incapable, the unqualified, the connected and those who would struggle to find jobs on a competitive basis, writes Judith February.
