OUR CITY NEWS: R10bn urgently needed to fix Joburg’s crumbling roads
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With a R10bn budget and ringfenced financing, the city could overhaul its decaying road network and avoid harming the country’s economic heart, says Johannesburg Roads Agency CEO Zweli Nyathi.
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