00:00It has been two years since 76 people died in a building fire in Johannesburg.
00:06Two years on now, many families who escaped the blaze remain homeless and feel let down by what they see as a government's failure
00:13to make good on promises to rehouse them and tackle housing safety issues.
00:18Different places they take us, but even where they take us, they didn't provide us with nothing at all.
00:26Me, I don't see the change. If people are still living like this, I don't see any change.
00:35Tobe Kabiela, who acts as a police volunteer, explains how she was shot earlier this year.
00:40She was asleep in her home. She said she has just had a gunshot and was hit by a bullet.
00:46I was shot while I was sleeping inside my house. Now I have an operation.
00:51Doctors, they didn't remove bullets inside from me.
00:54Every time when I'm walking, I have to buy pills because sometimes it's paining.
00:59It's not safe here. I really do blame government what is happening.
01:03According to South African lawyer, Nomza Mozondo,
01:06it has been a struggle to get people out of so-called temporary emergency accommodation
01:11and a lasting change will take time.
01:13In that time, it's unlikely that much will be done.
01:19But our hope is that the process won't be abandoned after the G20.
01:24Our hope is that the Treasury's commitment, the President's commitment to improving the Jonasbeck inner city
01:30will outlive the G20 and hopefully ensure that there is dignified housing for the poor in the inner city
01:37and ensure that we don't have another Osindis.
01:40With South Africa due to host the G8 leader's summit in November,
01:45President Ramaphosa has ordered that Johannesburg's inner city in Eberhus
01:48to be cleared up ahead of the gathering.
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