BCC Announces reopening of Egodini Phase 1A (Taxi Rank & Informal Trading Stalls)
The Bulawayo City Council has announced 5 February as the date for the reopening of Phase 1A (Taxi Rank & Informal Trading Stalls) of the Egodini Mall Project after its completion.
The Egodini Terminus will be open to commuter omnibuses and the general public. The transport routes emanating from Egodini are listed in a table format, with lanes, sides, and townships specified. The reopening of the Egodini Terminus is expected to help decongest the city centre.
In a statement released by Town Clerk, Christopher Dube said, “Phase 1A (Taxi Rank & Informal Trading Stalls) of the Egodini Mall Project is complete. The transportation of commuters from Egodini shall begin on Monday, 5th February 2024.”
Transport Routes
Transport routes that shall emanate from Egodini are listed in the table below as follows:-
Long Awaited
The Egodini Mall Project has been a long-awaited project, with the initial tender for the redevelopment of the terminus advertised and closed on 25 June 2012. The tender was awarded to Terracotta Trading Private Limited, a South African-based developer, after going through all the necessary processes.
It is expected to have various phases, which will be implemented responsibly in line with market-driven tenant demand.
The reopening of the Egodini Terminus is a significant milestone for the city of Bulawayo. The Egodini Terminus is a vital transportation hub for the city, and the reopening of the terminus will provide much-needed relief to the city’s commuters.
In addition, the reopening of the Egodini Terminus is expected to have a positive impact on the city’s economy, as it will provide a platform for informal traders to sell their goods and services.
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