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    Broken roads

    Road repairs making progress

    Malebo PhemeBy Malebo PhemeNovember 15, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    By Malebo Pheme 

    The long-awaited road repairs on Milner Street are making excellent progress, with construction company LTE set to begin laying the new tar next week. This anticipated step is scheduled for Monday.

    LTE Construction is currently managing several critical road repair projects across Makhanda. According to Moses Phiri, the project’s foreman, the work is progressing well and is currently on schedule. Phiri expressed his satisfaction at being part of the solution to a major community problem.

    “Many people have been complaining about the potholes, so I am happy to be a part of the people who are making a solution, as the potholes are a big problem in the community,” Phiri said.

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