City defends R230m Lilian Ngoyi rehab as reopening is pushed to late October
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Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has strongly defended the repeatedly delayed rehabilitation of Lilian Ngoyi Street in the city centre, while admitting that the City’s cash-flow problems contributed to it missing its August completion deadline.
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Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has strongly defended the repeatedly delayed rehabilitation of Lilian Ngoyi Street in the city centre, while admitting that the City’s cash-flow problems contributed to it missing its August completion deadline.
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