Roads Agency Limpopo

14/10/2026

SEKHUKHUNE | Advancing Road Infrastructure.

Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, today introduced three contractors and a consulting engineer for road infrastructure projects in the Sekhukhune District.

The projects include the upgrading of Road D4260, from Malope towards Phokwane, and Road D4285, from Maserumule Park towards Leeuwkraal, in Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality.

The programme also includes an additional three kilometres on Road D4180, from Atok to Gaselepe.
MEC Rachoene said the occasion demonstrates the Seventh Administration’s commitment to prioritising road infrastructure development and delivering on its service delivery commitments.

“These road projects demonstrate our commitment as government to delivering quality infrastructure that connects communities, improves access to essential services and creates meaningful economic opportunities for local people. We are determined to ensure that infrastructure development in Limpopo contributes directly to safer roads and improved livelihoods,” said MEC Rachoene.

The Acting Executive Mayor of Sekhukhune District Municipality, Cllr Ngobeni, welcomed the projects and expressed appreciation for the investment in the district’s road infrastructure.

“The upgrading of these roads will make a significant difference to our communities by improving mobility, supporting local economic activity and ensuring better access to schools, healthcare facilities and other essential services. We welcome this investment in the development of Sekhukhune,” said the Acting Executive Mayor.

The appointed contractors and consulting engineer are expected to contribute to the delivery of quality road infrastructure that strengthens connectivity, supports local economic development and improves the daily lives of communities in Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality and across the Limpopo Province.

Through these interventions, the Department continues to advance its commitment to building and maintaining road infrastructure that responds to community needs and supports inclusive development.

Representatives of the affected municipalities joined MEC Rachoene at the Sekhukhune District Council Chamber in Groblersdal.

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Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, conducted a walkabout along Road R25 in Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality, Sekhukhune District, to monitor progress on the ongoing road rehabilitation project.

The rehabilitation of Road R25 forms part of the commitments announced by the MEC during his 2026/27 Budget Speech, aimed at improving road infrastructure and enhancing road conditions across the province.

The Department reaffirms its commitment to accelerating service delivery through the rehabilitation and maintenance of road infrastructure, ensuring safer and more reliable roads for communities across Limpopo.

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[WATCH] Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, introducing three contractors and a consulting engineer for road infrastructure projects in the Sekhukhune District.

The projects include the upgrading of Road D4260, from Malope towards Phokwane, and Road D4285, from Maserumule Park towards Leeuwkraal, in Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality.

The programme also includes an additional three kilometres on Road D4180, from Atok to Gaselepe.
MEC Rachoene said the occasion demonstrates the Seventh Administration’s commitment to prioritising road infrastructure development and delivering on its service delivery commitments.

MEC Rachoene says the department is working tirelessly to deal with the 13 000 kilometres of gravel backlog.

14/10/2026

Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, is today at the Sekhukhune District Council to officially introduce three contractors and consulting engineers responsible for road upgrade projects and the design of roads across the Sekhukhune District.

The initiative forms part of the Department’s ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure, enhance connectivity between communities and accelerate service delivery across Limpopo.

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The transformation of Road D3734 from gravel to tar by Roads Agency Limpopo (RAL) is making a meaningful difference in the lives of residents across Mopani. The upgrading of the 3.5 km Tshatshama Road in Ga-Raphahlelo has improved connectivity to the nearby Wholesale Complex, while residents of Sekgosese are benefiting from smoother travel and better access to schools, shopping complexes and other essential amenities.

The MEC for Limpopo Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, has welcomed the positive feedback from residents, highlighting the impact of improved road infrastructure on daily mobility and access to essential services.

This project reflects the Limpopo Provincial Government’s ongoing commitment to connecting rural communities, improving accessibility and enhancing the quality of life for residents across the province.

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WATCH VIDEO | MEC Tonny Ernest Rachoene introducing a contractor for the Upgrading of D3617 Ga-Ledwaba from gravel to tar in the Lepelle-Nkupi Local Municipality, Capricorn District

The project was pronounced in the MEC’s Budget Speech and forms part of the department’s commitment to improving road infrastructure, strengthening connectivity and addressing road infrastructure backlogs across Limpopo.

13/10/2026

MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, will be at the Sekhukhune District Municipal Chamber to officially introduce and hand over consultants appointed to design roads earmarked for upgrading from gravel to tar, as well as the contractors to upgrade roads from gravel to tar. These are projects previously pronounced in the budget speech by MEC Rachoene.

The initiative forms part of the department’s ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure, strengthen connectivity between communities and create better access to essential services and economic opportunities across the Sekhukhune District.

13/10/2026

MEC RACHOENE KICKSTARTS CONTRACTOR HANDOVER FOR 17 ROADS TO BE UPGRADED FROM GRAVEL TO TAR

The community of Ga-Ledwaba, Ward 13, in Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality, Capricorn District, is set to benefit from improved road infrastructure following the planned upgrade of Road D3617 from gravel to tar.

The upgrade is expected to be completed within 14 months and will cover a 5km stretch of the road.

Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Ernest Rachoene, announced the development during a contractor handover, where he introduced the appointed contractor who will be responsible for implementing the project.

MEC Rachoene emphasised the importance of completing the project within the stipulated timeframe and budget, while ensuring that local communities benefit from employment opportunities created through the construction work.

“We expect the contractor to complete this road within the agreed timeframe and budget, while ensuring that labour is sourced from the local community,” said MEC Rachoene.

The D3617 upgrade is the first of 17 roads earmarked for upgrading from gravel to tar, as announced by MEC Rachoene during the Department’s 2026/27 Budget Vote.

The project forms part of the Department’s ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure, enhance accessibility and improve connectivity for communities across Limpopo.
In attendance where the leadership of the District and Local municipalities, Kgosi Ledwaba and his traditional council, Chief Executive Officer of RAL and officials from both the entity and the department.