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Dominik [7]
2 years ago
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Why is the national government proritis ing the rebuilding of KZN infrastucture destroyed by the 2021 July unrest and the recent

floods despite the financial costs being very high
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Business
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9966 [12]2 years ago
3 0

The National Government has prioritized rebuilding the KwaZulu Natal infrastructure because The KwaZulu Natal roads are crucial to the economy of South Africa.

<h3>What is Infrastructure?</h3>

Infrastructure is a structure or engineering edifice that serves the common good of the residents of a place or a country.

Examples of infrastructures are:

  • Bridges
  • Roads
  • Rail Tracks
  • Airports etc.

Learn more about the Infrastructure at:
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