beyers
Well-Known Member
Hi. I dont know why you say these are prime areas. Wolmer (in Pretoria North next to the railway) and Elandspoort (in Pretoria West) are anything but prime land.
The people have been living there for decades. Its not simply about them not wanting to go to Soshanguve or Mabopane. It is wrong to uproot a whole community and take them away from their churches, schools and worst of all, their houses against their will. Forced evictions of hundreds of people is nothing other than what was done under apartheid.
None of the numerous poor "previously disadvantaged" people in Townships could afford the rental houses that were given to them - so don't treat these people differently. If exactly the same rules apply to these people, they will definitely qualify to take ownership of these tiny 2 bedroom houses, as happened across the country since 1994.
The people have been living there for decades. Its not simply about them not wanting to go to Soshanguve or Mabopane. It is wrong to uproot a whole community and take them away from their churches, schools and worst of all, their houses against their will. Forced evictions of hundreds of people is nothing other than what was done under apartheid.
None of the numerous poor "previously disadvantaged" people in Townships could afford the rental houses that were given to them - so don't treat these people differently. If exactly the same rules apply to these people, they will definitely qualify to take ownership of these tiny 2 bedroom houses, as happened across the country since 1994.
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