The Johannesburg Roads Agency has embarked on a R89.5 million gravel roads upgrade of Mayibuye and Kaalfontein in Midrand.
Also, the R13.9 million Kaalfontein pedestrian bridge project is underway.
The City’s combined investment of R103.4 million in low-income communities in Midrand forms part of the municipality’s goals of ensuring job creation and access to service delivery.
MMC for Transport Nonhlanhla Makhuba said, “Progress on the ground has been noted with visible improvements to the local community. These roads will ensure access to services and improved mobility.
“The construction of the Kaalfontein pedestrian bridge forms part of the City’s priority pedestrian bridge development programme to enable the safe movement of residents in flood conditions.”
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