Govt struggling to cope with housing demand - Minister Lindiwe Sisulu Business Day, South Africa - Oct 14, 2005
Sisulu appealed to the private sector and construction companies to help the government solve the housing crisis.
Rapid urbanisation 'a serious problem'
...Sisulu could not say how much of the government's housing money is lost to corruption...
She rejected the idea of turning dagga plants into bricks as a cheaper alternative to building materials. "It's a very cooling method of building a house, but not what we advocate." -- SAPA
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