Mbeya. The World Bank in collaboration with the
Royal Government of Denmark has facilitated the uplifting of Mbeya City
after funding the construction of 15 roads with a total of 24
kilometres.
The roads which connect various streets within the city, have been constructed at tarmac level.
For several years, Mbeya has been facing a big
challenge of poor infrastructure including poor roads that connect
streets within the city.
According to a report released by the Mbeya City Council Director, Mr Mussa Nzungiza, the roads have been completed.
He said the project was divided into two phases in
which the first phase involved five roads with 11 kilometres at the
cost of Sh11.18 billion.
He said the roads, which were listed in the first phase included those that cross block T, Jacaranda and Ituha.
The second phase included 13 kilometre roads at the cost of Sh12.8 billion.
He said the roads included those which pass
through Ilomba to Machinjio; hospital road, Forest, Igawilo, Isyesye,
Legico and Ivumwe.
He added that the World Bank and Denmark were also
funding the construction of a new and modern bus stand in Mbeya and a
garbage dump at Uyole.
Moreover, the donors will also empower the city
council in a bid to boost its revenue collection by setting up other
development strategies.
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