The finance ministry has allocated R3.3 billion for upgrading the notorious road of death.
Upgrading the dangerous Moloto Road linking Gauteng to Limpopo and Mpumalanga is a top priority for government as it moves to implement a stimulus plan for road transport adopted by Cabinet, Transport Minister Blade Nzimande said on Tuesday.
The project, which will see the Limpopo and Mpumalanga sections of the road upgraded, is expected to create 12,500 jobs over five years.
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