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Midvaal launches R11 million road upgrade project in Sicelo

MLM Mayor Peter Teixeira states that the municipality remains committed to providing excellent service delivery and enhancing economic opportunities for all residents.

MIDVAAL. – Midvaal Local Municipality (MLM) has in a plight to provide Sicelo residents easier access to economic opportunities launched a R11 million road construction project.

According to MLM, the project will upgrade the east side of Station Road and Diens Avenue from gravel to tar road, along with the construction of a sidewalk with parklets and the installation of a traffic circle.

In a statement, MLM says the upgraded road infrastructure will significantly contribute to the ease of movement of goods, fostering more efficient transportation and trade between Sicelo Township and the town’s central business district (CBD).

“The road will also allow our residents easier access to employment, health, education, and other social opportunities that are situated in the town’s CBD.

“The project’s anticipated construction duration is six months. The project is part of Midvaal’s CBD Urban Design Framework to drive the revitalization of the Meyerton CBD.”

The municipality states that the project is implemented in partnership with the Neighbourhood Development Partnership Programme (NDPG) to construct proper road infrastructure in support of linking Meyerton CBD; the railway station and Sicelo township.

MLM Mayor Peter Teixeira states that the municipality remains committed to providing excellent service delivery and enhancing economic opportunities for all residents.

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Lebohang Chaha

Lebo Chaha is a journalist for Sedibeng Ster and Ster North. She is mostly passionate about stories that bring positive change in her community. Email: lebo@mooivaal.co.za

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