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$800M for roads in Linden; $300M for Kwakwani

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May 24, 2022
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Approximately $1.1 billion in road works will be undertaken in Linden and Kwakwani, Region 10, according to Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill.

He said about $800 million will be spent in Linden and about $300 million in the community of Kwakwani.

The minister was delivering remarks at the recent contract signing and sod turning ceremony for the new Linden to Mabura Hill Road on Friday.

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One of the roads in Linden

“We are going to be spending about $300 million, and we will be putting in all-weather roads in Kwakwani. Not just grading and putting laterite, we will be putting in asphaltic concrete, and rigid pavement roads in Kwakwani in the year 2022,” he stated.

It was also pointed out that the roads in Landersville and Hururu will be rehabilitated while the roads to Muritaro and Malali will also be upgraded. Those are roads which were under water during the countrywide flood last year.

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