MEC Rachoene Meets with Agri-Limpopo and Chamber of Business to Address Key Concerns

MEC Tonny Rachoene with Agri-Limpopo and Chamber of Business.

Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads, and Infrastructure, Tonny Rachoene, recently met with Agri-Limpopo and the Chamber of Business to discuss critical issues affecting the agricultural sector. The meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to raise concerns and work together to find solutions.

During the engagement session, stakeholders raised concerns about the condition of roads leading to farms and tourism destinations in three districts. The roads in question include the Georges Valley Road, Eiland-Letsetele Road, Mapungubwe-Venetia Road, and R576 road leading to game farms in the Bela Bela area. MEC Rachoene listened attentively, acknowledging the importance of these roads for the sector's growth and development.

In response to the concerns raised, MEC Rachoene assured stakeholders that maintenance teams would be dispatched to start working on some of the roads. Additionally, a contractor will be introduced soon to upgrade a five-kilometer stretch of the Eiland-Selwane road. This commitment to action demonstrates his dedication to improving infrastructure and supporting the agricultural sector.

MEC Rachoene's engagement with Agri-Limpopo and the Chamber of Business showcases his commitment to listening to stakeholders and working towards finding solutions. By prioritizing the needs of the agricultural sector and working towards improving road infrastructure, MEC Rachoene is demonstrating his ability to deliver results and drive progress in Limpopo.