Cape Town Mayor Dan Plato assured District Six claimants of the city’s commitment to ensure they’re relocated to the area.
Plato was part of a government delegation attending the commemoration in the Castle of Good Hope today.
Thousands of people were forcibly moved from District Six to the Cape Flats.
Plato says the relocation will be done in a smooth and orderly manner.
“We are ready. When the ministers say we go on side then we can commence with work.”
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia De Lille thanked claimants for their patience during this long overdue process.
“The social conditions in the Cape Flats is unacceptable. They were never built for human conditions.”
Last year, Agriculture Land Reform and Rural Development Minister, Thoko Didiza submitted a detailed plan on the redevelopment of the area to the Land Claims Court, for claims lodged between 1994 and 1998.
More Stories
Eskom Warns Of Potential Stage Escalation Amid Protests
Monkeypox Is No Cause For Concern – Phaahla
No Plans To Call Off Search For Khaya Magadla
Eskom Warns Of Higher Stages Of Blackouts
Parliament To Receive Report In Four Months – Ramaphosa
South Africans No Longer Required To Wear Face Masks
NICD Reports 1 028 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
Winde Calls For Remaining COVID Restrictions To Be Dropped
No Request From Namibia On Theft Probe – Justice Dept
NICD Reports 1 087 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
Final Part Of State Capture Report Expected On Wednesday
Khaya Magadla’s Family Still Hope To Find Body