Lindiwe Sisulu, the housing minister, has lashed out a people pursuing what she terms, exclusionary housing practices.
A statement issued by the minister after a march to Parliament by a small group of residents from Joe Slovo informal settlement in Langa, has warned that the group was against the development of integrated human settlements.
In their memorandum, residents are demanding RDP houses in their areas instead of being moved to Delft to pave way for the second phase of the N2 Gateway Housing project.
Sisulu says those who marched appear to be unwilling to accept that communities of the future will cut across class and race.
(Perhaps those protesting were against being moved repeatedly without ever having the opportunity to get adequate housing themselves? Either you are with us or you are against us! If you are against us then you have a class/race problem. We must thank the minister for clearing that up - it has nothing to do with the lack of a plan of how to provide of affordable homes or the snail's pace the ad hoc developments are taking place at)
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It must be nice to live in the best housing the government can provide and then wake up drive to the SABC and have a go... look at the mirrors, the smoke.... hahaha... don't look into the N2 Gateway though.... just MOVE motherf...kers
A Stirring Rendition of Hey Hey...
Make Way cause that's What I Say
A Hey Hey, It's Sunshiny Rainy Day
All you squatter scum Make Way
Cause that's what Lindiwe say
A Hey Hey
...just off the top of my head - I will come back with the facts...
Jo Slovo 1999/2000 - 1,439 shacks destroyed by fire. 4,800 Displaced.
June 2004 jo Slovo - 1,000 shacks destroyed by fire. 3,400 Displaced.
N2 Gateway - Housed 702 + Phase 3 51 = 753 Houses.
8,200 displaced in two fires - to house 753. (in 7 years)
"Exclusionary housing policies?????????????????????????"
Fuck Off!!!!
No really!
If N2 Hellway phase3 has only 53 names on the housing list. EVEN IF...
Too move 400 to house 53 sounds very exclusionist to me!
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