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Magennis Street Project

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Magennis Street
NMB Deputy Executive Mayor Bicks Ndoni with Infrastructure and Engineering Mayoral Committee member, Andile Mfunda turning the sod to officially start the R17 million Mageniss Street project in Uitenhage.

As part of their political oversight, Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Deputy Executive Mayor Bicks Ndoni with Mayoral Committee Member for Infrastructure and Engineering, Councillor Andile Mfunda today (July 26, 2016) visited a construction site in Magennis Street, Uitenhage.

Magennis Street forms part of network linking the industrial areas south of Uitenhage to the CBD and main industries along Durban/Algoa road.

The road is also a bus and taxi route catering for commuters from the Kwanobuhle area into the Uitenhage CBD. The road also caters for local community and provides access to the school, industry and surrounding residential area.

The upgrade on Magennis Street aims to address improve traffic movements and provide safe pedestrian. We have also provide pedestrian crossings which will improve safety for the scholars.

The road construction will include, pedestrian paving, stormwater drainage and new road markings.

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