The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) delays the reopening of Lilian Ngoyi Street after citing cash-flow problems. The agency says the road work is taking longer than planned and that the completion date has shifted.
The JRA now indicates the street should be completed by 31 October, which is about two months later than the original target date. The reported reason for the delay is financial, with cash-flow issues affecting the pace of the remaining work.
Across the available reporting, the focus remains on the same development: the reopening is postponed and a revised deadline is provided. No other differing angles are included in the provided sources.
