Workers are almost done building the second part of the Hwedza-Mushandirapamwe Road project. Construction crews have just 3.8 kilometers left to finish between two business centers. The final stretch runs from Bonyongwe Business Centre to Chop Chop Business Centre. Once this section ends, teams will start the third phase of construction. Masimba Holdings handles all the building work for this project.
Minister Itayi Ndudzo visited the construction site today to check on progress. He represents Mashonaland East Province in government affairs and development matters. The minister praised workers for their steady progress on the road improvements. He explained that this route plays a major role in local business activities. The upgraded road will help the entire province connect better with Harare.
The minister thanked national leaders for their support of infrastructure projects across the region. He stated that the Second Republic is working hard to improve roads throughout the country. Better roads enable farmers to transport crops to markets more easily. Local businesses can transport goods faster when roads are smooth and well-maintained. The completed highway will boost economic growth for communities along the route.
Minister Itayi Ndudzo visited the construction site today to check on progress. He represents Mashonaland East Province in government affairs and development matters. The minister praised workers for their steady progress on the road improvements. He explained that this route plays a major role in local business activities. The upgraded road will help the entire province connect better with Harare.
The minister thanked national leaders for their support of infrastructure projects across the region. He stated that the Second Republic is working hard to improve roads throughout the country. Better roads enable farmers to transport crops to markets more easily. Local businesses can transport goods faster when roads are smooth and well-maintained. The completed highway will boost economic growth for communities along the route.
