Historic step for housing
with a tremendous constitutional and legislative responsibility as they assume full control of housing administration,” he affirmed.
Highlighting the vision encapsulated within the accreditation protocol, Makamu painted a vivid picture of empowered communities and thriving townships. “Imagine communities where every family has a home — a place to build memories, a sanctuary to nurture dreams,” he articulated. “This is not a utopian dream. It is a foreseeable reality and the blueprint for our action,” he said.
Echoing the MEC’s sentiment, Mayor
John Mpe articulated the municipality’s unwavering commitment to realising this vision. “Housing is not merely a basic human need; it is a fundamental human right,” emphasised Mpe. “The signing of this protocol signifies our commitment to shouldering the responsibility of providing housing and human settlement ourselves,” he assured.
Mpe emphasised the significance of the trust placed in the municipality by provincial and national counterparts, affirming the municipality’s dedication to fulfilling this responsibility with humility and determination. “We accept this responsibility with humility, determination and unwavering dedication to the well-being of our community,” he stated.
Mpe affirmed the municipality’s acceptance of the responsibilities outlined in the Housing Implementation Protocol, calling for collective resolve and unity in building a brighter future for all residents. “Let us move forward with determination, compassion, and a sense of purpose, knowing that together, we can build a brighter future for all,” he concluded.