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Eastern Cape villagers wait years for road project

A road connecting Ngqeleni to Canzibe near Mthatha is treacherous

This road to serve villages outside Mthatha in the Eastern Cape was meant to be completed in March 2023. Photo: Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik

An 11km road meant to connect villages near Ngqeleni to Canzibe outside Mthatha, Eastern Cape, was supposed to be completed in March 2023, but it is still unfinished.
Residents say the road is too narrow, slippery and dangerous in wet weather.
The contractor left the project incomplete in 2024 according to residents, and the Nyandeni Municipality carried out repairs itself. But the road is still in a terrible state.

An 11km road to serve villages outside Mthatha in the Eastern Cape, meant to be completed in March 2023, is still unfinished and treacherous according to residents.
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