Lilian Ngoyi Street project on track after cash flow issues, says JRA
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Story audio is generated using AI The second phase of the Lilian Ngoyi Street rehabilitation project in the Joburg CBD is back on track, with the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) saying the work is 72% complete, and the road is expected to reopen by October 31.
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Story audio is generated using AI The second phase of the Lilian Ngoyi Street rehabilitation project in the Joburg CBD is back on track, with the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) saying the work is 72% complete, and the road is expected to reopen by October 31.
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