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*Portions Of Roads At Mbudzi Roundabout Closed For One And Half Years*

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The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development has announced plans to close portions of Harare-Masvingo road, Chitungwiza road and High Glen Road at Mbudzi roundabout with effect from the 18th of this month. The ministry is spearheading the construction of an interchange. In a statement seen by Pindula News, the ministry said the roads shall be closed for a period of one and half years and the motoring public shall be using the diversion routes, Malvin Road, Forbes Road, HopelyRoad, and Stoneridge Road. Reads the statement:

*NOTICE OF CLOSURE OF PORTIONS OF HARARE-MASVINGO ROAD, CHITUNGWIZA ROAD AND HIGH GLEN ROAD AT MBUDZI TRAFFIC CIRCLE WITH EFFECT FROM 18 SEPTEMBER 2022.*

> Following the gazetting of General Notice Minister of Transport and Infrastructural De Act [Chapter13:181, shall close the portions – the layout plan 1-ZW125-C167 for the purposes of construction of Mbudzi interchange with effect from 18 September 2022. The portions of the roads hereunder shall be closed for a period of one and half years and the motoring public shall be using diversion route, Malvin Road, Forbes Road. HopelyRoad, and Stoneridge Road.

*Description of roads to be closed:*

> Roads constituting the four legs of roads into Mbudzi traffic circle for a distance 1.5 kilometres long from the centre line of the traffic circle on all four legs. A portion of Harare – Masvingo Road at Mbudzi 1.5 kilometres before the centre line of the traffic circle and 1.5 kilometres after the traffic circle. A portion of Chitungwiza road 1.5 kilometres after the traffic circle going to Chitungwiza. A portion of High Glen Road 1.5 kilometres after the traffic circle going to High Glen.

> The closure of portions of these roads is with effect from 18 September 2022 for a period of one and half years. Motorists are urged to be patient during the construction period.

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