Tag: Road Infrastructure
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Tebay Farmshop Braces for Four-Year M6 Closure Impact
Overview: A beloved farm shop at a critical junction could be silenced by a prolonged motorway closure Westmorland Farmshop and Kitchen, based at Tebay Services on the M6, is a symbol of Britain’s evolving approach to roadside refreshment. With around 400 staff, the Tebay operation has long been celebrated for offering farm-fresh products, locally sourced…
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Britain’s Favourite Farm Shop Tebay Faces Four-Year M6 Closure
Overview: A beloved roadside hub under threat Westmorland Farmshop and Kitchen at Tebay Services, widely regarded as one of Britain’s favourite farm shops, faces a looming challenge as plans move forward to close a busy junction on the M6 for four years. The Tebay site has become a model for how roadside catering can pair…
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CAG Salutes TARURA for Reshaping Tanzania’s Road Network
Introduction The Controller and Auditor General (CAG) of Tanzania, Charles Kicheere, has publicly commended the Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency (TARURA) for its notable achievements in reshaping the country’s road network since the agency’s inception. The endorsement comes as TARURA continues to execute strategic projects aimed at improving mobility, safety, and economic activity across…
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Community Action Urged to Safeguard Roads and Boost Zanzibar’s Growth
Government urges citizens to take ownership of road safety and maintenance In a recent address, Idrisa Kitwana Mustafa, the Minister of State in the President’s Office for Regional Administration, Local Government and Special Departments, underscored a pivotal shift: protecting road infrastructure is a shared responsibility that directly supports economic development in Zanzibar. The call comes…
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Community Action Key to Safeguarding Zanzibar’s Road Infrastructure
Introduction: A Call for Collective Responsibility In Zanzibar, the government has underscored a simple yet powerful accelerant for economic development: protecting road infrastructure. Speaking on behalf of the administration, Idrisa Kitwana Mustafa, the Minister of State in the President’s Office responsible for Regional Administration, Local Government and Special Departments, urged citizens to view road networks…
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Islamabad’s Shaheen Underpass to Open for Traffic on Dec 31, Naqvi Says
Overview: A Timely Opening for Islamabad’s Traffic Network The Shaheen Underpass in Islamabad is set to welcome regular traffic from December 31, 2025, according to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. The announcement, reported by 24NewsHD TV during Naqvi’s on-site inspection, signals a major milestone for the city’s traffic management plan and a welcome relief for daily…
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Ethiopia Leads Regional Road Safety Transformation Efforts, Says Minister Alemu Sime
Introduction: Ethiopia’s Pioneering Role in Regional Road Safety Ethiopia is positioning itself as a regional leader in road safety transformation, with concerted efforts that connect national policy, community engagement, and international partnerships. Speaking as Minister of Transport and Logistics, Alemu Sime underscored that the country’s approach goes beyond domestic reforms, aligning with broader regional objectives…