Share EThekwini Municipality Mayor, Councillor Cyril Xaba, accompanied by executive committee members, Councillor Thembo Ntuli, Councillor Zama Sokhabase, Councillor Themba Mvubu and Councillor Sifiso Mkhize, officially opened multi-million rand key service delivery projects in the outer west areas of the city on 23 July. The projects included R40 million KwaNqetho 6 megalitre Water Reservoir which has been upgraded from 1 megalitre, R6 million Qhuzwini Road which has been upgraded from gravel to tar and handing over of several houses. This is was followed by a community engagement at the KwaNyuswa Sportsfield. Pics by: Thuli Dlamini
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eThekwini Mayor Cyril Xaba officially opened key service delivery projects in the outer west on 23 July, including a R40 million water reservoir upgrade and a R6 million road upgrade from gravel to tar, alongside housing handovers.
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