Transport minister Sindisiwe Chikunga has set up a ‘war room’ this week to deal with the scourge of South Africa’s roads.
At last, the news we motorists have all been waiting for. Potholes will soon be a thing of the past. In case you missed the news, transport minister Sindisiwe Chikunga set up a “war room” this week to deal with the scourge of South Africa’s roads.
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