Zuko Komisa

The Free State government and Jagersfontein Developments Mine provided around 106 dwellings to households affected by the 2022 dam wall collapse.
In 2022, a mine dam wall fell, displacing approximately 160 inhabitants and destroying homes. The accident took two lives, and 55-year-old Mantele Mokgadi remains missing.
The town struggled with water shortages and crumbling infrastructure, leading to poor living conditions. According to the Free State government the other 83 houses will be handed over at a later stage.
Today, 14 August 2024, a beacon of hope shone through the darkness as 24-year-old Xoliswa Mtyingizane a victim of the 11 Sept 2022, Jagersfontein dam collapse received keys to her new home. She is one of the 106 families whose houses were handedover by Premier @MaqueenMathae. pic.twitter.com/Tt6Ri6GTnG
— FS Government (@fsgov) August 14, 2024
Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s Spokesperson, Keith Khoza and Lawyer Representing 25 Jagersfontein families, Andries Nkome.
Listen to the full conversation here:
[Listen] Deputy President Paul Mashatile encouraged by progress achieved in restoring better living conditions for the people of Jagersfontein following the 2022 mine dam disaster: https://t.co/vUDxIWjdUP pic.twitter.com/y95hqNTfeg
— South African Government (@GovernmentZA) August 15, 2024
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