Thank you for an informative session. Still concerned that pension funds who collect mostly from tbe poor are unable to find an investment case for low cost/social housing. We saw in South Africa, following the Marikana labour disaster, the minning houses were faced with a moral dilema, to continue with their employees living in squalour or find space on their balance sheet to build housing and other infrastructure for their lowest employees. Old Mutual, Nyaradzo and others should take it upon themselves to build for the poor and not wait until the masses rise as we saw in Marikana. They owe the poor that much at least after the pension loses suffered pensioners in Zimbabwe
Thank you for an informative session. Still concerned that pension funds who collect mostly from tbe poor are unable to find an investment case for low cost/social housing. We saw in South Africa, following the Marikana labour disaster, the minning houses were faced with a moral dilema, to continue with their employees living in squalour or find space on their balance sheet to build housing and other infrastructure for their lowest employees. Old Mutual, Nyaradzo and others should take it upon themselves to build for the poor and not wait until the masses rise as we saw in Marikana. They owe the poor that much at least after the pension loses suffered pensioners in Zimbabwe