SANRAL reports that the N2 Wild Coast Road project has resulted in creation of over 3,000 jobs.
According to SANRAL, an additional 2 900 individuals have gained valuable skills through the project. The agency made this announcement during a stakeholders’Transport MEC Xolile Nqatha emphasised the significance of the project, stating, “We have got students, some of them have been assisted to be registered engineers, some have been absorbed by Sanral, some have been taken by other entities.
The visit was part of the N2 Wild Coast Road, a massive infrastructure undertaking aimed at boosting economic growth and development in the region. The N2 project will connect the Eastern Cape to three other provinces, which is vital for a province struggling with the highest unemployment rate in the country.Ramaphosa believes the project will open up investment in rural areas, as investors will have confidence.
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