[ICYMI] DA leaders to want golf courses for housing
He reportedly gave the thumbs up for the City of Cape Town to look at golf course land for mixed-use housing developments. eNCA's Monique Mortlock has the story.
CourtesySteenhuisen reportedly gave the thumbs up for the City of Cape Town to look at golf course land for mixed-use housing developments.But a local government expert says Steenhuisen weighing in on the matter is not that remarkable and is part of the bigger electioneering plan.
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