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‘LIVING TOGETHER, SEPARATELY IN THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA’: THE CASE OF INTEGRATED HOUSING IN MOGALE CITY AND LEHAE
The report examines the allocation of RDP houses to racially diverse groups in Lehae and Chief Mogale, Gauteng. It finds that while the housing allocation process is often perceived as opaque and corrupt, leading to initial hostility toward white and Indian beneficiaries, shared experiences of poverty and a common desire for secure tenure have fostered a degree of social integration. The study concludes that spatial desegregation in these settlements has been accompanied by social change, although racial identities remain salient.
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