MAPUTO, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Mayor of Mozambican capital city Maputo said on Tuesday the city plans to build 5,000 new apartments aiming to tackle the housing problem in the city.
The project, to be undertaken by a Turkish construction firm, is expected to be concluded in 5 years, according to David Simango, the city mayor.
"The target is to build 5,000 houses but in between, there is an intermediate target which is to build 2,500 apartments. When we reach that number, this means the project is viable," said the mayor.
However, the challenge the authorities are facing is to make the apartments affordable, particularly for individuals from middle class, which means the apartments should not cost more than 100,000 U.S. dollars.


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