By Tafirenyika Chikove
On the repair of roads damaged by the current rains as well as previous cyclones, Cabinet approved an Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme consisting of corrective, preventive and restoration works.
The project will take up an initial US$80 million for emergency road works covering 60 days; US$120 million for preventive works spanning 6 months.
US$120 million for rehabilitation and reconstruction works spanning 6 to 18 months; and US$80 million for other related works spanning 18 to 36 months.
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