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Media Dossier on Housing January – December 2016 Media Dossier on Housing January – December 2016 The Extract of news is a service of the Documentation Copywriting Center of the DW (CEDOC) located on the premises of Council of editing DW in Luanda. The Center was created in January 2001 Allan Cain, Joao DOmingos, Sobriano Caesar Capitao with the aim of facilitating the collection, storage, access and Massomba Dominique and dissemination of information on socio-economic development of the country. Edited By Development Workshop Angola Through the monitoring of projects of DW, studies, Rua Rei Katyavala 113, surveys and other forms of information collection, the center holds a considerable amount of documents between C. P. 3360, Luanda - Angola reports, articles, maps and books. The information is archived physically and electronically, and is available for Phone +(244 222) 448371 / 77 / 66 consultation to interested entities. 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SUMMARY OF HOUSING NEWS FOR 2016 1 JANUARY 9 Luanda hosts meeting on management of cities 9 Relation of the Executive with the open spaces 9 "The city of Luanda has potential" 10 Over a plan to Luanda… 13 Bento Soito empowered emptied 15 Works of modernisation of Luanda confer a new image to Capital 16 Integrated projects improve disabled 17 First houses are inhabited later this year 18 Delivery of private resumes this week 18 Thousands of houses are built later this year 19 Completion of the works meet the young 19 Dundo improves image with new urbanizations 21 Benfica receives new homes. 22 Multiáfrica invests USD 100 million to build 2500 houses. 22 Ilha de Luanda receives 49 residential dwellings 23 Streets Of Panguila "Cry" by operation 24 Centrality of Dundo with more families 24 The accession of Imogestin is equal to the time of the Brazilian military dictatorship 25 Citizens must pay until the end of the month 26 Board provides to build medical centers 27 Former military personnel in the district receive social housing 27 The Sovereign fosters innovation in communities 27 Social housing on the agenda 29 Real estate in lease pay tax this month 31 Tax Urbano 32 New Life in the urban lease? 32 Part of the Land Register will be Vote 33 Social houses boast: Disclaimer 34 6.29 encouraged the autoconstrução 35 Law of the Land Code regulates real estate business 35 Indigenous peoples divided in relation to the payment of property tax 37 The centrality of the Sands almost complete 38 FEBRUARY 39 IPU calculated below the price of construction 39 Thousands of houses completed in the Cuito 41 Whoever catches the wear on the tracks of urbanization New Life 41 Families received homes 42 Governor delivering social housing 43 Social homes are delivered in March 43 Social houses respond to demand for housing 44 Government afraid to announce the destruction of more than 20 buildings 45 Imogestin sells shops in Sequele 45 Casebral Tax 46 More than 200 thousand houses are closed in Angola 47 6 residents did not have to pay benefits already in 2015, says AADIC 48 Building Anangola receives new residents 49 Moving companies with hands-on to ensure sustainability 49 Imogestin offers premium 50 Hundreds of houses to former combatants 51 Population received units 51 Urbanism have goals satisfatôrias 52 Un praises the settlements 52 MARCH 54 Some buildings already marketed 54 Urban mobility in Luanda requires urgent measures 54 Politec invests USD 5 million in the construction of Urbanization Nova Vida 55 Condo Nova Vida invests 500 Million Dollars 56 Half of the residents of Kilamba has already started to pay arrears 56 Residents of the Condominium Glakeni tell if misled by the landlord 57 Prices of housing and offices go back more than 30% but the fall has not ended 58 Prices of housing and offices go back more than 30% but the fall has not ended 59 Prices in fall in Luanda 60 Sectoral program responds objectives 61 Project "Nova Vida" is born on track express 61 A period "difficult to become stronger who is more flexible 62 Central act in the district with delivery of houses 63 Tax Urbano 63 Housing supply increases in Pondicherry 64 Promises to help overcome economic difficulties 65 What Sector bets on construction of houses 66 Construction of houses continues social 67 Imogestin rewards competence 67 More than a million Angolans are affected by climate change 68 "Never Imogestin said they had debts of Sonip" 69 "Despite all the efforts that the State does in providing housing to the citizen this product is not accessible There are a good number of the population" 72 Premiums for engineers and architects 73 APRIL 74 Real estate with new regulation 74 Young people in Cacula receive Villas 74 Social houses delivered to the population 74 Communication from the mounting and changing of residence 76 Communication from the mounting and changing of residence 76 Opportunities for New Urbanism in Angola after the fall of the oil economy 77 Demobilized soldiers receive homes 79 New urban developments in Chibodo receive the first inhabitants 79 Hundreds of homes were delivered in the Soyo 81 Plan for the rehabilitation of the Benghazi should be approved in June 81 MAY 83 Africa takes knowledge of housing projects 83 Thousands of houses are built for teachers 83 Families as well sheltered beaches 83 In the coming times the bumpy roads will meet new interventions 85 More quickly on housing loans 85 Private consortium builds houses in Angola 86 Families receive decent homes 86 Dozens of houses are delivered to young people 87 Americans want to invest USD5 billion in the construction of 60 thousand homes 88 Law requires port numbers in the homes of citizens 89 Kilamba: more than half of the residents do not pay benefits from the houses 89 Urbanization rate favors growth 90 The national police dislodges residents of illegal were 91 JUNE 93 Stephanie Barron Pokok: "private partnerships should work with the State in the solution of the problem landlord" 93 Municipalities should have exclusive rights to the urbanization 94 Population gains new homes 95 New homes attract tables to municipalities 96 Imogestin rewards good projects 96 Residents of the village Pacifica denounce poor conditions of buildings 96 The Ministry performs Advisory Council 97 Residents who were displaced from the Ilha de Luanda remain in tent 98 Urban planning and construction evaluates new shares 98 JULY 100 Lacked supervision in Centralities 100 Plan for the Luanda considered an example 100 New line for transport serves Kilamba and Sequele 101 Metropolitan plan, among other works are not aware of the order 102 "The Centralities were a necessary evil, today the prices of houses fell" 109 "The assets have to be useful, but is left" 111 Housing programs must reflect reality developer of each region 112 More than three dozen people outside 112 New constructions invade cemeteries in the District 114 Secretary visit the site 114 Houses for sale must be declared 115 The vicious cycle of rehousing in Luanda 116 9.12 Bom Jesus Social houses 117 Imogestim denies slowness in sales 117 "Leave the houses and return to complain" 118 Five years after the praise and criticism of the City of Kilamba 118 CITIC construction puts at risk the lives of the residents of the centrality of Kilamba 119 'I am pleased with the residents for their participation' 120 Government should make social housing and not private trash 121 Popular Caxicane complain of not receiving home 121 Beneficiaries of the New Caxicane lease their homes 122 Social houses in quimbele delivered within a few days 123 City of
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