Tshwane Metro defends stringent entry requirements for Townlands Social Housing Project
The Tshwane Metro has defended its stringent entry requirements for would-be tenants at their Townlands Social Housing Project in Marabastad. This was after the Housing Company Tshwane, which manages the project, increased the qualifying income bracket to accommodate more people. So far, only three hundred families are renting at the housing project which can accommodate 1,500 families. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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