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JRA pushes Lilian Ngoyi Street reopening to October due to cash-flow constraints
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The Johannesburg Roads Agency has postponed the scheduled reopening of Lilian Ngoyi Street from August to October 2026. The delay is attributed to ongoing cash-flow issues that have slowed down the necessary rehabilitation efforts on the roadway.
WHY IT MATTERS
This delay extends the disruption and economic impact for local businesses and commuters relying on one of Johannesburg's key thoroughfares.
The JRA has pushed back the reopening of Johannesburg’s Lilian Ngoyi Street from 30 August to 31 October 2026 after cash-flow constraints delayed rehabilitation work.
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