R12 million for road projects in Driefontein and Acaciavale
Sihlahlasiyahluma Construction (Pty) Ltd was announced as the contractor at an event that was held near the Acaciavale Community Clinic. R6 million has been allocated for the job, which is estimated to take about six months to complete. The project will create approximately 14 job opportunities for local residents.
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Another project was launched in Ward 19, Driefontein, where Muntuza Engineering was announced as the contractor for the Mhlwaneni Road upgrade. Similarly budgeted at R6 million and scheduled for completion within six months, this project aims to significantly improve road quality and accessibility in the area. It is anticipated to generate 15 job opportunities for locals.
The projects are funded by the Department of Co-operative Governance & Traditional Affairs (CoGTA).
Sibisi emphasised the critical role these infrastructure upgrades will play in improving residents' daily lives by providing better access to essential services and boosting local economic activity. In closing, the mayor called on all community members to fully co-operate during the construction phase of these projects.
Residents were encouraged to channel any concerns or issues through their respective ward councillors or the office of the mayor.
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