Tshesebe-Masunga road work delays frustrate residents

Friday, February 26, 2021

Residents of Tshesebe, Mosojane and Masunga villages are rustrated as the road linking the three villages keeps deteriorating while proposed upgrades remain in limbo due to ongoing disputes for the tender that was awarded in 2019.

In a new twist, the road upgrade that the residents welcomed as a well deserved development has now turned into legal battles that have delayed the work, even now.

According to court documents, residents are frustrated by the ongoing delay while their road’s condition keeps worsening.

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Tshesebe-Masunga road work delays frustrate residents

Residents of Tshesebe, Mosojane and Masunga villages are rustrated as the road linking the three villages keeps deteriorating while proposed upgrades remain in limbo due to ongoing disputes for the tender that was awarded in 2019.

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