Following the march and handing over of memorandums to the City of Johannesburg Council, Premier David Makhura’s office as well as Human Settlement Housing officials, investigations by the South African Police Service will be underway by trying to solve the issue of RDP houses.
According to community leader, Moalosi Mathopa, investigations will include the occupation of RDPs illegally, investigations of bribery which sees people receiving the houses without proper procedure, corruption and fraud, re-allocation to rightful owners, putting back children who have been denied access to houses after their parents passed on.
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“The organisation is calling upon Greater Gauteng (Soweto and Johannesburg) applicants who have been denied access to RDP houses, those who have been removed from database or their dates been changed, those who receive bills but not knowing or staying at their houses, those who have been asked for bribery to go to the meeting which will be held at Megatong Primary School in Mapetla,” said Mathopa.
He said the meeting will be on Saturday, May 12 at 3 pm.
Attendants must bring copies of their documents. They can also call 064 008 3491 for further information.
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