Times of Eswatini

... ministry rehabilita­ting bad roads – MP

– Kwaluseni MP Sifiso Shongwe has given his electorate assurance that the bad road challenge is in the process of being addressed.

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MBABANE

The legislator told this publicatio­n that the regravelli­ng of the road had already started through the assistance of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.

“We are working around the clock to ensure that our roads at Kwaluseni are in a condition that would allow people to move freely. As we speak, there is a truck from the Ministry of Works that will be refurbinis­hing all the roads,” Shongwe said.

The legislator added that the regravelli­ng was only a temporary interventi­on, since they were looking for a permanent solution to the challenge.

“For now, this is what we are trying and I think the people of Kwaluseni will see activity soon. We, however, need to be patient and have a proper timeframe for this project. As we speak, there is a grander at Mbikwane ready to start the process of rehabilita­ting the road,” he said.

He said a grader and trucks from the ministry would also be busy with the work these days, appreciati­ng his appreciati­on for the support.

cHallenge

“We are working very hard to ensure that there is proper service delivery for the community of Kwaluseni. We are not sitting on our laurels and for the past 25 years, MPs are always promising to address this challenge, but find that this does not happen,” he noted.

Shongwe was, however, quick to assure the residents that he would not allow history to repeat itself on the issue of the bad roads, promising that even though he could not promise miracles, he would do his best to address their concerns as efficientl­y as he can.

 ?? ?? This road at Mbikwane area in Kwaluseni is also in bad shape and residents with cars are complainin­g that it is causing them huge mechanical costs, as they have to fix their cars time and again.
This road at Mbikwane area in Kwaluseni is also in bad shape and residents with cars are complainin­g that it is causing them huge mechanical costs, as they have to fix their cars time and again.

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