Masama Pipeline Key To Economic Growth – Masisi

President Mokgweetsi Masisi and Khato Civil chairman, Simbi Phiri during the commissioning 100km Masama-Mmamashia water pipe project PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
President Mokgweetsi Masisi and Khato Civil chairman, Simbi Phiri during the commissioning 100km Masama-Mmamashia water pipe project PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

MMAMASHIA: Despite meeting the daily demands of people, the Masama-Mmamashia 100km pipeline development will be key to ensuring economic growth in various sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, transport, energy, information and communications technology, amongst others.

The remarks were made by President Mokgweetsi Masisi during the commissioning of the Masama-Mmamashia 100km pipeline infrastructure on Friday at Mmamashia. Masisi said as the government looks to diversifying the economy and attract foreign direct investment into the country, the availability and access to basic utilities such as water and electricity cannot be overemphasised.

“The completion of this project is a significant step in the right direction. This is even more crucial during this time of COVID-19 in which hygiene is the primary defence against the disease and water is key in saving the lives of our people,” he said. Masisi further revealed that the pipeline that was awarded to the contractor at an amount of over P781 million did not only improve the reliability of potable water supply, but also enhanced the socio-economic status of the people living along the pipeline corridor.

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