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Housing
young people working and receiving
training as estate agents.”
Military Veterans
“By the end of the
M e d i u m T e r m
E x p e n d i t u r e
Framewor k
w e w i l l
h a v e
built more than 5 854 houses for our
military veterans. There are active
projects in eight Provinces, which are
in various stages of implementation
and expected to yield 2 129 houses;
709 houses will be delivered this
year. The total budget available for
the current year for the programme
including the contribution of the De-
partment of Military Veterans, is R177
million. Provinces are expected to
ensure that the balance of the units to
be delivered in line with the commit-
ment I made last year, are budgeted
for in the next two years.”
Higher Education
“ With a view to creating
and strengthening our
professional crop of
staff in the hous-
i ng s e c t o r,
we have
partnered with vari-
ous universities with
a view to producing
these professionals.
The Nelson Mandela
Metropolitan Univer-
sity has produced a
four year curriculum
in the field of Human
Settlement Studies.
The university will also
host the Chair for Hu-
man Settlement in the
discipline of Education.
The University of Fort
Hare will be establish-
ing a new Bachelor of
Social Science in Hu-
man Settlement for
the first time during
2015. The University
of Witwatersrand is