Transport Minister Joe Maswangayi is in the Western Cape to monitor progress on two crucial projects as part of the department’s Transport Month initiative. The minister is expected to visit the upgrade of a crucial stretch of the N1 between Plattekloof Road and Old Oak Interchange as well as the Windmere Rail Network Control Centre.
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