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Western Cape Infrastructure Repairs Progressing After Flooding

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Tertuis Simmers is overseeing the R486m emergency flood damage repair project on the N12 through Meiringspoort. The department is repairing about 21km of road damaged by flooding, with partial access expected to be restored early in 2027. The reconstruction includes building two mechanically stabilized earth walls near the Groot River and constructing 8.4km of reinforced concrete pavement. The entire project is scheduled for completion by the end of October 2028.

From georgeherald.com

Why it matters

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The project represents a significant public expenditure for infrastructure repair in the Western Cape. The work involves major reconstruction elements, such as new reinforced crossings and concrete pavement, to restore damaged transport routes.

From georgeherald.com

Who's involved

  • Tertuis SimmersMinister of the Western Cape Department of Infrastructure, overseeing the repairs
  • Groot RiverLocation near which the flood repair project is taking place
  • Western CapeProvince where the infrastructure repair project is being carried out

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