Mahalapye bus/taxi rank opens up opportunities

Thursday, November 25, 2021 | 1920 Views |

Mahalapye Sub-Council chairperson, Bantlhasetse Merementsi says the newly built Mahalapye bus rank will provide hawkers, taxi operators and bus operators a conducive environment to work in. The project which is at 84% towards completion will start to operate from December 15, 2021.

The project commenced this year May and it was supposed to be completed by October this year but it had a month delay because the council was forced to relocate people to a new site.

“The project was estimated at P10 million and it has already spent P2,339,383.28.

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Mahalapye bus/taxi rank opens up opportunities

Mahalapye Sub-Council chairperson, Bantlhasetse Merementsi says the newly built Mahalapye bus rank will provide hawkers, taxi operators and bus operators a conducive environment to work in. The project which is at 84% towards completion will start to operate from December 15, 2021.

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