Mau-Mau residents in Nyanga have accused the City of Cape Town of trying to displace them from their homes.
The City has issued 160 eviction notices and is in the
process of obtaining an eviction order against the residents who illegally
occupied incomplete houses in the Mau-Mau housing project in Nyanga.
According to the City, residents who illegally occupied its
rental units have also received eviction notices.
The Nyanga backyard dwellers occupied the incomplete
structures in the delayed housing project after purchasing their windows, doors
and roofs and completed the structures, with water and electricity connections.
The Mau-Mau housing project started in January 2018 to
submit 434 units. It was expected to be completed in 15 months but this goal
was marred with delays after both contractors experienced cash-flow challenges.
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