SANRAL Invests R2 Billion in Eastern Cape Roads, South Africans Not Convinced

The South African National Roads Agency promised that it will invest R2 billion in fixing the AB Xuma Municipality roads in the Eastern Cape. SA is doubtful.

The project will be focusing on the Dr AB Xuma Local Municipality and will be rolled out in the next three years

South Africans were unmoved by the announcement and pinned it down to campaigning on behalf of the African National Congresscurrent affairs journalist, provided insights into infrastructure challenges in South Africa at Daily Sun and Vutivi Business News. Do you have a hard news story you would like to share? Email [email protected] with CA in the subject line.

South Africans don't think the R2 billion roads project in the Eastern Cape will materialise. Images: Leon Sadiki/Bloomberg via Getty Images and urbazon– The South African National Roads Agency announced that it would be pumping R2 billion worth of investment into fixing roads in the Eastern Cape. Netizens were unconvinced by the news.

"But that doesn't mean we will vote for ANC. 50% of the R2 billion will go to the pockets of ANC officials."He announced during his recent State Of the Province Address that they will officially go offline soon.

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