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The government had accommodated them in Ruwa and Mt
Hampden.
“Most of them are drug addicts, hence they try all means to
go and find drugs in the streets. Yes, there is security and food where they
are sheltered, but it is not like they are in prison. Restrictions are not that
tight,” Information and Publicity permanent secretary Nick Mangwana the Daily
News.
The return of the homeless people to the streets comes at a
time when the government, through the department of social welfare, was looking
for more rehabilitation facilities across the country to house them. The
government has set aside over $600 million to cater for a million vulnerable
households under a cash transfer programme for the next three months. Daily News
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