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Mpumalanga roads crisis deepens as R38-billion rehabilitation bill looms
Mpumalanga requires R38 billion to rehabilitate damaged roads, with reconstruction of hazardous R36 route potentially delayed until 2028.
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R62 reconstruction on track to reopen both lanes within two months
R62 reconstruction between Kareedouw and Joubertina is progressing well, with both lanes expected to reopen within two months after flood damage.
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Pressure mounts for the transfer of the R59 to the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL)
Urgent maintenance is needed for the deteriorating R59 road, affecting safety, vehicle damage, and local economies amid ongoing administrative delays.
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SANRAL scraps contractor panels after R9.5bn tender declared unlawful
SANRAL abandons contractor panels after court declares R9.5bn tender unconstitutional, reverting to open tenders following procurement irregularities and fraud allegations.
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SANRAL completes R62 assessment, reconstruction to take three months
SANRAL has completed damage assessments on the collapsed R62 between Kareedouw and Joubertina, with reconstruction expected to take three months.
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Kouga mayor declares formal dispute over provincial roads
Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman has declared a formal intergovernmental dispute over the neglect of provincial roads in the Kouga area.
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Government writes off billions in e-toll debt after years of failed collection
South Africa’s government has decided to write off uncollectable e-toll debt, confirming the system’s failure and providing relief to motorists.
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Government allocates R31 billion to roads agency for network upgrades
SANRAL will receive nearly R31 billion this year to maintain, rehabilitate and expand the country’s road network.
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Toekomsplanne vir Hugenote-tonnel hang steeds van tender af
Expansion of the Hugenote Tunnel remains stalled in the tender phase, delaying construction and upcoming upgrades, despite significant investments.
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‘Roads are in appalling state: not adapted to suit heightened reliance on them’ – AA CEO
Bobby Ramagwede highlights South Africa’s poor road conditions, emphasizing the need for comprehensive maintenance programs and infrastructure improvements.
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