Gas explosion repairs expected to be completed in August
Alpha Ramushwana
3 February 2025 | 16:30Repairs to the damaged Lilian Ngoyi Street in the Johannesburg CBD are progressing, with completion expected by August. Nearly 20 months after the street was destroyed by a gas explosion, it remains a construction zone due to delays.
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