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Mayibuye Road Delays Prompt Calls for a Clear Completion Plan

Community leader raises congestion and emergency-access concerns over Sinamurula Street works.

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Nov 6, 2026

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Mayibuye community leader Thapelo Nkoane is calling on the Johannesburg Roads Agency to resume work on Sinamurula Street, following reports of a prolonged closure.

 

Speaking to Midrand Reporter for its 30 October report, Nkoane said the Phase 3B road and stormwater project had stalled. He called for a transparent appointment process and a contractor capable of completing it.

 

Access and Drainage Concerns

 

Nkoane said losing the alternative route was contributing to congestion. He also raised concerns about emergency-vehicle access and described drainage problems that had contributed to the road’s deterioration.

 

The publication requested JRA’s response on 29 October; none appears in the available report. The reason for the stoppage and a restart date therefore remain unconfirmed. 

 

Report Specific Road Hazards

 

Residents can report road and stormwater defects through:

 

  • Joburg Connect: 0860 562 874.
  • Follow-ups: hotline@jra.org.za.
  • Location details: Include the street, suburb and nearest intersection.
  • Reference number: Keep it for subsequent enquiries.

 

A fault report documents a particular hazard. Residents seeking project answers should also specify Sinamurula Street, Mayibuye, Phase 3B in their enquiry.

 

The Bottom Line

 

The next meaningful update needs to explain responsibility, interim access arrangements and a timetable for completing the outstanding work.

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