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KwaDukuza unlocks a R10 million Taxi Rank project in Nkobongo

KwaDukuza unlocks a R10 million Taxi Rank project in Nkobongo

Date: 2019-08-30

KwaDukuza Municipality on Friday, 23 August 2019, entered into an historic social contract with the people of Nkobongo in Ward 08, in its intent to build a public taxi rank for the local public transport industry and its people.

The council has committed an amount of R 10.4 million towards the development of the facility.

Chairperson of the portfolio committee on Infrastructure, Mr. Thulani Ntuli said there would be no more delays as the contractor will be on site by Monday, 26 August 2019 (today) and it will be there to create jobs.

"By Monday next week, the contractor will be on site and we have instructed him to source local skilled labor for this project because we understand that most of our people here are unemployed and this project will provide relief to some families"

Occasioned by a huge demand of transport facilitation in an area, the council made a point to engage the local people about the project to ensure the upliftment of the community. "This will also contribute to the social upliftment of our people as jobs will be created and more lives will be improved." said Ntuli.