Displaced flood victims not holding their breath over 6 sites identified for rehousing
Residents will still live in their current accommodations while the city builds structures in Reservoir Hills, Klaarwater, Burlington Heights, Umkhomazi and Shallcross
28 October 2024 - 21:19
While eThekwini municipality say plans to relocate Durban families who have been living in Temporary Emergency Accommodation (TEA) since the April 2022 floods to permanent houses are closer to fruition, victims say seeing is believing. ..
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