Harare | According to Theodius Chinyanga, permanent secretary for Transport and Infrastructural Development, it is planned to open to traffic in six weeks.
The project, which began last year, entails converting a big roundabout into an interchange to relieve traffic congestion in the region.
Compensation for those whose properties were damaged has hampered development, although completion is planned in March 2024.
Chinyanga said they were impressed by the development during a visit of the junction yesterday.
“The planned progress is 47 percent, and there is, of course, the difference in progress that we should have made to date.”
“Once we are done with compensation, we will catch up and will be back on track, but generally, we are happy,” he said.
“As we projected, on the left side from Masvingo, going into Glen Norah, we should be able to open to traffic in about six weeks’ time.”