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Trust Freddy
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The Government plans to upgrade Borrowdale Road, now known as the Liberation Legacy Way, to six lanes and build a flyover at Mabvuku turn-off as part of ongoing efforts to ease traffic congestion in Harare.
This came out during the National Assembly’s Question and Answer session on Wednesday after ZANU PF legislator for Goromonzi West, Beatrice Nyamupinga highlighted the plight of commuters returning from Harare, who are now reaching home as late as 9 pm or 10 pm due to worsening traffic congestion.
“Going to the constituency, which is represented by Hon Nyamupinga, that road called the Legacy Way (Borrowdale Road) is going to be broadened so that it will have six lanes out of Harare,” he said.
“As I am speaking, we are starting the process from Harare Drive. Some cars will be using a flyover. At Mabvuku turn-off, where some cars are coming from Ruwa and some from Mabvuku, the same process is going to be done in the near future.
“I want to say that we should expect that to happen by August. These are the spaghetti roads that were alluded to.”
