Polokwane
MEC Bentley Vass, joined the Minister and Deputy Minister of Human Settlements, Thembi Simelane, and Tandi Mahambehlala, as well as Provincial MECs responsible for Human Settlements, and handed over title deeds to senior citizens in Seshego as part of the National Title Deeds Friday relaunch, coinciding with the 69th anniversary of Women’s Month.
“Today marks a significant milestone in our collective journey toward restoring dignity, ownership, and opportunity to our people. The handing over of title deeds is not merely an administrative exercise—it is a powerful affirmation of your rightful place in this community and in our country’s future.
“Receiving a title deed represents more than completing paperwork—it is a declaration that you truly belong here, and a promise of your lasting stake in this community and our nation’s future.
“A title deed is more than a piece of paper. It is a legal document confirming your ownership of your home. It gives you the right to improve your property, pass it on to your children, and participate fully in the economic life of our nation.” – Minister Thembi Simelane
The Northern Cape Provincial Government, through the Department of COGHSTA, is also stepping up efforts to ensure the delivery of these important legal documents used as evidence of proof of ownership of a home or piece of land
