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Mahikeng – The North West Department of Local Government and Human Settlements is on track to take over the completion of the 2400 social housing units in Mahikeng’s Unit 3. This follows after the project came to a halt following a dispute between the developer and the Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) over the incomplete structure. The Department is currently in discussions with the Ministry of Human Settlements for additional funding.
At the start of the project, the Department entered into an agreement with the developer and subsequently injected R54 million into the project which was to been undertaken in three phases. The first phase comprises of 612 rental units, second phase – 844 units and last phase – 944 rental units.
The agreement was in a tripartite form where Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) agreed with the developer on their part and the Department also had a direct agreement with the developer with their own contribution. One of the conditions of a social housing project is for development to have a social housing institution (SHI) and the province did not have one when the project started.
The Department has recently conducted an assessment on the works already done on the project and submitted a business plan to both the national Departments of Human Settlements and Treasury to facilitate the resumption and completion of the first phase of the project.
MEC Collen Maine says the Department will in the meantime hire a security company to safeguard to avoid the ongoing vandalism.
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BY STAFF REPORTER
TAUNG- Vaaltar FM Marketing Manager and Breakfast show host, Thato Keolatotse who is affectionately known as Notorious DJ won his case against Vaaltar FM at Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration(CCMA) on Tuesday.
The presenter who was deposed after allegations that he influenced some of staff members to disrupt the smooth-running of the radio station was acquitted by the arbitration and the station was ordered to reinstates him with immediate effect.
According to CCMA, Notorious will be paid for all the months amid the suspension from November 2014 until January 2015.
The beleaguered community radio station fired closed to 9 presenters amid allegations of mismanagement.
“I can confirm that I won a case and I will return to work on Monday to resume my duties” Notorious said.
Vaaltar FM Corporate Manager, Lesego Ntwayagae said the station welcomes the decision and will welcome the presenter back at work.
“We as the station welcomes the decision and we will continue to work hard as the community radio station to fulfill our objective which is to inform, teach and entertain the audience” Ntwayagae said.
-TDN
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