The Commission of Inquiry into the cause of the five-storey Usindiso Building inferno has been postponed until further notice due to safety concerns.
The deadly fire on 31 August in Johannesburg’s Marshalltown claimed 76 lives and left dozens injured and hundreds homeless. “As you heard from Commissioner Khampepe our clients issued a notice informing the commission they have not complied with the bylaws of the city,” says Tshiamo Sedumedi, Director at MNS Attorneys.
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