Wrenchville beneficiaries in Kuruman, Northern Cape, still waiting for houses

Some 71 beneficiaries of the government-subsidised housing project in Wrenchville in Kuruman in the Northern Cape are still waiting for their houses. The project, which has cost more than R50-million since 2019, has come to a halt - leaving beneficiaries in despair. At least 240 houses were meant to be built. However, some 71 houses are still outstanding.
SABC reporter Neria Hlakotsa and video journalist Thapelo Kgomotshwane have more.
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