WATCH | CPT promises to address housing backlog
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CAPE TOWN - The housing backlog has seen the mushrooming of informal settlements and increased building hijackings countrywide.
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In Cape Town there are over 800 informal dwellings, including those built through illegal land occupation during the Coronavirus pandemic.
There's also a backlog of over 340,000 people on the housing waiting list.
Despite this, Cape Town Human Settlements MMC, Carl Pophaim, says he's ready to tackle the challenge head-on.