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Gauteng MEC to Oversee R24 Road Maintenance Works

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The Gauteng MEC for Transport and Logistics, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, will be visiting the R24 road maintenance site on August 1, 2023. This visit is part of the Department’s #AgaLeRona Acceleration Programme, which aims to expedite road infrastructure projects.

Accelerating Infrastructure Delivery

The #AgaLeRona Acceleration Programme is an ambitious initiative that involves extended hours and innovative methods to complete infrastructure projects quickly. The Provincial Government is committed to delivering a world-class, modern, efficient, and sustainable road infrastructure that fosters economic growth, social cohesion, and inclusivity.

Improving Transportation Network

The R24 road maintenance project is one of several initiatives aimed at improving the transportation network in the region. By providing a more integrated, efficient, and safe transportation system, the Provincial Government hopes to attract more businesses and investments while enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Key Aspects of the Acceleration Program

The acceleration program involves innovative technologies, collaboration between stakeholders, and strict performance monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. These aspects ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and with a focus on longevity, durability, and sustainability.

Future Investments in Public Transportation

The acceleration program extends beyond road infrastructure and includes investments in renewable energy, waste management, and water conservation projects. Future investments in public transportation, such as the expansion of the Gautrain network and the development of new bus rapid transit systems, will further enhance the area’s connectivity and mobility.

A Promising Blueprint for Other Regions

The Provincial Government’s commitment to accelerating infrastructure development serves as a promising blueprint for other regions to follow. The #AgaLeRona Acceleration Programme is actively pursuing and implementing innovative strategies, fostering collaboration, and maintaining a keen focus on efficiency and sustainability.

A Brighter, Connected, and Prosperous Future

As MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela visits the R24 road maintenance site, the City of Ekurhuleni’s residents, and the wider Gauteng community eagerly await the improvements these infrastructure projects will bring. With the successful implementation of such initiatives, a brighter, more connected, and prosperous future awaits.

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