Nkqubela beneficiaries recieved title deeds

On Friday 11 November 2022, the Provincial Minister of Infrastructure Tertuis Simmers, gifted the elderly members of Nkqubela housing project with early festive season gifts. This happened when he delivered their tittle deeds 2 months after they received their house keys.

The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements (DoHS) together with the Langeberg Municipality delivered 172 Breaking New Ground (BNG) housing opportunities through the Nkqubela Housing project. Construction of the R27 million budgeted project began in November 2021 and finished in August 2022, with qualifying beneficiaries taking occupancy soon thereafter.

The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements (DoHS) together with the Langeberg Municipality delivered 172 Breaking New Ground (BNG) housing opportunities through the Nkqubela Housing project. Construction of the R27 million budgeted project began in November 2021 and finished in August 2022, with qualifying beneficiaries taking occupancy soon thereafter.

The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements (DoHS) together with the Langeberg Municipality delivered 172 Breaking New Ground (BNG) housing opportunities through the Nkqubela Housing project. Construction of the R27 million budgeted project began in November 2021 and finished in August 2022, with qualifying beneficiaries taking occupancy soon thereafter.

The beneficiaries of the project were sourced from farms in the greater Langeberg Municipal District and backyard dwellers. Mrs. Dikasi Luwalala (92) and oldest beneficiary said “it is with the highest gratitude that I stand here today and receive this tittle deed. At some point in my life I thought this dream will never be realized and today here we are. I would like to thank our Government for making this possible.”