Mthatha's Windsor Hotel declared unfit for human occupation

A state-owned building and one of Mthatha’s most recognisable and historical landmarks, the Windsor Hotel, has been declared unsafe for human occupation and the Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC) has urged people occupying it to evacuate the place as a matter of urgency.Located in the bustling Sutherland Street which connects to the R61 route, the hotel has been previously identified as one of about 120 government properties in Mthatha, among them hotels and warehouses, that had been hijacked and were now run by a syndicate.

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