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Government Officials Assess Poverty and Hand Over Subsidized Homes in Western Cape

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Kgalema Motlanthe led a high-level delegation to the Western Cape to assess progress on government anti-poverty initiatives in Plettenberg Bay. During the visit, Tokyo Sexwale handed over keys to several state-of-the-art subsidized homes, which are part of the national Breaking New Ground housing program for low-income earners. The area also features several community projects, including a hospital under construction.

From sanews.gov.za

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The event highlights the implementation of state-driven campaigns aimed at alleviating poverty and facilitating home ownership for low-income earners across South Africa. The initiatives involve the delivery of social and municipal services in the Western Cape.

From sanews.gov.za

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  • Kgalema MotlantheAssessed progress on government anti-poverty initiatives in the Western Cape
  • Tokyo SexwaleHanded over keys to government subsidized homes in the Western Cape

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