The judge ruled according to the constitution. It's not the premier's place to debate the consequences, intended or otherwise, it's not her place to question the sustainability of a constitutional mandate on government.
It's her job to find a way to give every single person in the Western Cape at least a basic roof over their heads. She speaks of "tired of paying rent" - has she noticed that rents shot up more than 200% in Cape Town in the past 5 years ? House prices rising at 17% a year will do that. More likely - most of them simply could not afford both rent and food (which also had very high inflation) anymore.

The constitution says that everybody has a right a to shelter - it's a fundamental human right in this country. Those who can't afford to buy it have constitutional right to demand it from government.

And if government fails to provide, they will use whatever means available to force government's hand. And more power to them if they do - it's a right. Not a privilege.