Tsholofelo West BHC Flats

Tsholofelo West BHC Flats is a Botswana Housing Corporation (BHC) residential development of flats in the Tsholofelo West area of Gaborone, Botswana. It is commonly referred to as Tsholofelo 372. It is housing for residents rather than short-stay accommodation. The development was the subject of a parliamentary question in 2023. The government's Daily News reported in March that year that the Member of Parliament for Gaborone North, Mpho Balopi, had asked about "the flooding that occurred around February 10 at the Tsholofelo West flats", which he said had endangered residents and their property. The Minister of Transport and Public Works, Eric Molale, replied that "the flooding was not caused by poor design nor poor construction but by the absence of a dedicated storm water drainage", that developments upstream had made the problem worse, and that his ministry, through BHC, was in talks with the Gaborone City Council to de-silt the stream. The Botswana Housing Corporation is the state-owned body, set up by Act of Parliament in 1971, that builds houses and flats in Botswana for rent and for sale. Gaborone is the capital and largest city of Botswana. It had 246,325 inhabitants at the 2022 census and lies within 15 kilometres of the border with South Africa. Rents, availability and a contact point specific to the flats have not been published; enquiries about BHC housing are handled by the corporation.

9WWV+F43, Gaborone, Botswana
Gaborone

24°36′14″S 25°56′34″E