Introduction EThekwini Municipality has committed more than R200 million to infrastructure projects in Ntuzuma Ward 42, north of Durban Metro. Central to this investment is the construction of the new Ntuzuma Mall and a R32 million upgrade of the KwaNozaza ICT Hub, both designed to reshape the township’s economic landscape. Retail and Economic Growth The […]
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