Habitat Locks Out Defaulters

This comes at a time when beneficiaries from the villages of Chadibe, Machaneng, Matlhako and Sefhare await a response from Habitat International for Humanity for Africa and the Middle East in Pretoria, South Africa after their appeal for the Botswana office to write off the loans because they cannot afford to pay.

The balance owed to Habitat in these communities stands at P1.8 million.One of the beneficiaries Nthono Tshupo,  who was locked out of his house last week, says he was shocked when Habitat officials locked him out.