Moloto Road among SA's deadly roads during the festive season, according to the Road Traffic Management Corp.
Moloto Road among SA's deadly roads during the festive season, according to the Road Traffic Management CorpThe notorious R573 Moloto Road in KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga, has emerged as the road on which travellers are most likely to be
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