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eThekwini residents have built shacks directly on top of graves in the cemetery
Over 400 community members have settled informally at Seaview Cemetery in Ward 64, within the eThekwini Municipality. KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport and Human Settlements, Siboniso Duma, said some residents have built shacks directly over graves. Urgent Profiling of Affected Families On Sunday, Duma directed the Head of the Department of Human Settlements, Max Mbili, to collaborate with the municipality and fast-track the profiling of families …
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eThekwini residents have built shacks directly on top of graves in the cemetery
Over 400 community members have settled informally at Seaview Cemetery in Ward 64, within the eThekwini Municipality. KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport and Human Settlements, Siboniso Duma, said some residents have built shacks directly over graves. Urgent Profiling of Affected Families On Sunday, Duma directed the Head of the Department of Human Settlements, Max Mbili, to collaborate with the municipality and fast-track the profiling of families …
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