The Gauteng government is promising to erect permanent homes for people whose shacks were washed away in Mamelodi.
Informal settlement residents are picking up the pieces of their lives after flooding.
Many of them sought refuge in churches and halls, and aid organisations are on the scene. Courtesy #DStv403
Informal settlement residents are picking up the pieces of their lives after flooding.
Many of them sought refuge in churches and halls, and aid organisations are on the scene. Courtesy #DStv403
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