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Mota Engil to rehabilitate Liwonde-Mangochi road in Malawi

FurtherAfrica by FurtherAfrica
July 15, 2016
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The Roads of Authority (RA) has assured Malawians living along the Liwonde-Mangochi road that rehabilitation of the road will be completed on time as funding is already available.

Spokesperson for Roads Authority (RA) Posha Kajanga said the rehabilitation of the road, which has been funded by a loan from the African Development Bank, will not stall since the bank has already made the money available.

She added that the RA has already made the necessary arrangements with the contractor Mota-Engil.

“We have handed over the site of the road construction to our contractor Mota Engil and it is expected to be completed in two years’ time,” said Kajanga.

Rehabilitation of the 75km Liwonde-Mangochi road is part of Phase 4 of the Nacala Corridor Development project which is a joint project by Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia.

Kajanga said once rehabilitated and upgraded to international standards, the road will help reduce the distance people in countries like Zambia and Malawi travel when they want to go to Mozambique.

The rehabilitation of the Liwonde-Mangochi road will also make international trade easier for people in the three countries since the road is part of the Nacala Road Corridor which will be a viable link to the Nacala port.

Source: Malawi24

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