• A Kasi-focused Facebook page shared photos of beautiful homes in a local area close to Pretoria
• The page caused a lot of controversy on social media after sharing more information about the area
• While social media users complimented the houses, some users were worried about people investing after learning that the house was built on private land.

A lot Facebook Users were concerned after a page shared mansions from an area that was allegedly not recognized by the local municipality.

The post was shared by a page that shares district news and promoting businesses on its Facebook account. user handle Kasi Economy.

Mamelodi suburb with its striking houses

Three photos were shared on the page, one of which showed a street in Leeuwfontein from two-storey mansions and two photographs showing two houses. The land where it is located houses The building was allegedly owned by a farmer who sold for between R120K and R180K.

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The page added the following caption to the post:

“This is Leeuwfontein, Mamelodi’s first ‘illegal’ suburb.”

See to post Here.

Mzansi expressed concerns about the region

More than 200 people were killed after learning that there was no water in the area and residents were unable to receive basic services from the municipality. people He commented on the feed of the page, wishing the city would do something.

User @Thabo Matlala said:

“I pass by there every day on my way to work. According to the information I obtained, that land belonged to a farmer, and he divided the land and sold stands to people.”

User @Cophelo Solo shared:

“This suburb must be approved with immediate effect.”

User @Elijah Sizani added:

“The City of Tshwane must provide services here, period!”

User @Sharkt Thabo Radebe commented:

“This is proof that the land issue must be resolved as soon as possible… people cannot be condemned to modern slavery through bonds.”

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User @Finally Alex said:

“I hope they don’t collapse. You have to be careful before building a house these days.”

User @Thomas Selopyane shared:

“Beautiful .”

Showcasing the magnificent homes in the Adam district

in another way News in brief article, A man from Limpopo was yawning magnificent houses in kasiis leaving Mzansi affected.

Houses ranged from single to double storeys; Each the house had unique modern details and a huge courtyard.

Source: News in Brief