Public Works and Infrastructure minister Patricia de Lille is expected to conduct an oversight visit to the N2 Nodal Development project in the Eastern Cape. The minister will visit the project located in Gqeberha, Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality on Tuesday (8 March).
The N2 Nodal Development forms part of the Infrastructure Investment Plan approved by Cabinet in May 2020. It was gazetted as Strategic Integrated Project 24e, in line with the Infrastructure Development Act in July 2020.
Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Noxolo Kiviet, Deputy Minister of Human Settlements, Pamela Tshwete, as well as the Head of Infrastructure South Africa, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, will join the Minister. There will also be a delegation from the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality. The node comprises various property portions, centred around the super-regional Baywest Mall, located on the N2 National Freeway. The Nodal Development will deliver a mix of land uses which include:Light industrial and warehousing, as well as the full spectrum of community and social facilities .
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