Johannesburg - Vusi Khumalo has been living in a shack for over 13 years with his wife and two children, waiting for the government to build his family a dignified home.
Khumalo, 45, first moved to Kanana Park, to the south of Johannesburg, with his parents in 1992. In 2008, he got his own stand in another area in Kanana Park, known as KwaMajazana. Khumalo said he had lost all hope in the current administration and said he had decided he would take up his matter with the new administration of the city, which is expected to be elected later this year after the local government elections.“I have been to the housing offices so many times and the last time I went there I had all the documents with me and the official asked me where have I been all this time.
Khumalo said there had been no new housing developments in the area since former mayor Herman Mashaba was ousted and he said in his home street, nine people had been awarded houses, but just three families, including his, were not. Khumalo said the local councillor he only knew by name and he had never met them because they never asked for meetings to meet the community.“The only people I have had contact with is the committee and I told them my story and they said they will follow up and help me, but they have never done anything ever since,” he said.He said a two-room brick house with unplastered walls would cost around R10 000, excluding roofing costs, which are often more expensive than the walls of the house.
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