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KaNgaju crossing nears completion in Lubombo

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Construction workers at the KaNgaju low-level crossing site as the project reaches 75% completion, set to improve access for communities in Lubombo.
Construction workers at the KaNgaju low-level crossing site as the project reaches 75% completion, set to improve access for communities in Lubombo.
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MAMPEMPENI – The construction of a low-level crossing at KaNgaju (Mampempeni) in the Lubombo Region is now 75% complete, with significant progress made on the infrastructure.

The low-level crossing forms part of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport’s initiative to improve rural infrastructure and enhance mobility in remote areas. The crossing aims to provide a reliable connection over a seasonal stream that often causes isolation during the rainy season, preventing access to essential services.

Construction workers at the KaNgaju low-level crossing site as the project reaches 75% completion, set to improve access for communities in Lubombo.
Construction workers at the KaNgaju low-level crossing site as the project reaches 75% completion, set to improve access for communities in Lubombo.

Alongside the crossing, the project includes the regraveling of a 10-kilometer stretch of road between Lubhuku (Magedeni) and the D44 Dvokodweni feeder road. This work is expected to ensure year-round access for both vehicles and pedestrians, improving conditions for local communities, particularly students who need access to Mampempeni Primary School.

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Adekunle Owolabi

Adekunle Owolabi is a journalist, political analyst, and digital strategist with experience across Africa and the Middle East. He focuses on international diplomacy, promotes digital inclusion, and advocates for a borderless Africa.

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