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Matabeleland North province senator Sengezo Tshabangu has said the prolonged construction of the Bulawayo-Nkayi Road, which has remained incomplete for 31 years, is largely due to contractors misappropriating funds intended for the project.
Tshabangu, who serves as the leader of the opposition in Parliament, made these remarks during a virtual discussion organised by the Bubi Community Parliament (BCP) on Tuesday.
The discussion centred on the theme: “A Special Appeal to the Powers That Be on the Completion of the Bulawayo-Nkayi Road: Responsibilities of Society and the Business Community in This Project.”
Tshabangu said the Nkayi-Bulawayo Road construction project began in 1993, yet only 65 km of the 158 km stretch—from Bulawayo to Queens Mine—has been completed. He said (via <a href="https://newsday.co.zw/southerneye/local/article/200031868/byo-nkayi-road-funds-diverted-tshabangu">Southern Eye</a>):
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Nkayi Road identifies with the people of Matabeleland and you cannot speak about Matabeleland without including Nkayi. When it has no development, it raises questions.
On companies that were doing the Nkayi-Bulawayo Roads, they are not from Matabeleland. They are companies which have no history.
They have no track record of where they once did roads in a way that meets international standards.
There are many companies that have done that road to date. I recently engaged the Finance minister (Mthuli Ncube) about the same road.
He told me that five companies that were there had been mired in corrupt activities. They abused funds.
This is why today, if you go along that road, there is no activity because companies that were there, they were five and were given segments on the distances they should cover.
But these companies, I cannot mention their names, diverted funds and the minister is saying he will retender the road to ensure progress.
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During the discussion, Nkayi South legislator Jabulani Hadebe (CCC) said the government should ensure that developmental projects are implemented uniformly across all regions, rather than allowing Matabeleland to fall behind. He said:
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The Nkayi-Bulawayo Road has taken 31 years now and this is sad. This project started long back. But you will realise that there are some roads in the eastern part of the country such as Harare-Chirundu, Harare-Masvingo and others, which were started recently and have been done in a short space of time.
But, sadly, ours in Nkayi has taken such a long time. Our area has been marginalised for a long time, but as an MP for Nkayi South, I will work with other MPs, chiefs and senators so that we push for the construction of our roads to be like those in the eastern parts of the country.
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Meanwhile, Tshabangu urged the people of Matabeleland to establish local companies capable of undertaking road construction projects.
He said parliamentarians will advocate for the Executive to prioritise local firms for constructing roads as the roads hold sentimental value to them.
The construction of the 158km road linking Bulawayo and Nkayi Centre in Matabeleland North started in 1993 and was supposed to be completed by 1999.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Funds meant for the Bulawayo-Nkayi Road in Zimbabwe were stolen by contractors, causing the project to remain unfinished for 31 years. Senator Tshabangu said some companies misused the funds and did not do the work properly. He mentioned that the road's completion is very important for the people of Matabeleland. Another lawmaker, Hadebe, said the government should treat all regions equally when it comes to development projects. Tshabangu also urged people in Matabeleland to start local companies to build roads and asked the government to give them priority for such projects. The road was supposed to be finished in 1999 but it is still incomplete.

Bulawayo-Nkayi Road Funds Stolen - Tshabangu

Two people were killed in a tragic road accident on the Harare-Masvingo highway. The accident involved a Toyota Hiace commuter omnibus (kombi) and a Toyota Probox vehicle. The kombi was carrying 12 passengers while the Probox had four passengers.
According to a police report seen by Pindula News, the vehicles collided head-on at the 263-kilometre mark. Eleven other individuals sustained injuries and were taken to Masvingo Provincial Hospital for treatment. Read the report by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP):
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The bodies of the victims were taken to Masvingo Provincial Hospital mortuary for post mortem whilst the injured are admitted at the same hospital.
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Meanwhile, police in Nkayi are currently investigating a hit-and-run incident that took place on the Bulawayo-Nkayi Road. The incident occurred on 14 December 2023 at the 45-kilometre mark. An unidentified driver hit a pedestrian and fled the scene without stopping. The victim suffered a fractured right leg and is currently receiving treatment at Inyathi District Hospital. Police are appealing to anyone who has any information about the incident to report it to the nearest Police Station.
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The Minister of Transport Joe Biggie Matiza while touring unfinished roadworks along the Bulawayo-Nkayi &amp; the Bulawayo Tsholotsho Road said the government was prioritising completing that road despite the COVID-19 pandemic gripping the entire world, The Chronicle reports.
The engineers working on the project outlined their plans to finish rehabilitation the 2KM stretch along the Bulawayo Vic Falls Road this week and move to the Bulawayo Tsholotsho road which they will complete in 10 days and move to the Bulawayo Nkayi road.
Speaking about the Bulawayo Nkayi road which has received a lot of attention and drawn public outcry over its current state, Minister Matiza said they were working on it and COVID-19 would not stop its rehabilitation:
<blockquote>It is the President’s wish to ensure that roads countrywide are done. That is why priority is given now even during Covid-19 to fix some of the major roads. We are getting support to complete roads that were on-going. Nkayi Road is one of the roads that needs to be completed. Government is moving forward to ensure that we finish this road.
It is an economic road, it is vital to the region, it is vital to the province. It needs to be completed. I’m happy that work is going on. What we might need to do is to accelerate the works. That is what His Excellency wants to see. Covid-19 should not derail infrastructural development.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/we-wont-let-covid-19-derail-economic-development/">The Chronicle </a>

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