Social development MEC hands over title deeds in Gauteng on the 5th of June. Housing MEC, Tasneem Motara. 

Social development MEC hands over title deeds in Gauteng on the 5th of June. Housing MEC, Tasneem Motara.&nbsp;

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Social development MEC hands over title deeds in Gauteng on the 5th of June (yesterday)

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SANDF soldiers arrive in Eldorado Park, Riverlea and Westbury

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Social development MEC hands over title deeds in Gauteng on the 5th of June (yesterday)

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