Human Settlements minister cracks down on contractors who build shoddy houses
Cape Town – Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi is cracking down on contractors involved in building shoddy houses, saying action would be taken against them.
She said they would have to keep an eye on the housing projects to avoid the projects falling through the cracks.Kubayi was visiting the Eastern Cape where some of the houses had been left uncompleted for some years. “We can no longer allow, under such a constrained fiscal environment, project developers and contractors to waste public resources on poorly implemented or incomplete projects. From now henceforth, we are going to tighten contract management such that consequence management is integral in every contract. Any contractor who, without a reasonable explanation, is found to have violated contractual obligations will be dealt with accordingly,” said Kubayi.
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