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TravelComments.com – Cape Town: Section of Kloof Road closed for up to 18 month to repair storm damage!

 

(Posted 16th October 2023)

 

The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate has announced that Kloof Road between Kloof Nek Road and Round House Road will be temporarily closed to the public. According to a press release by the City, the estimated timeline for the necessary work could be 12 to 18 months before the road in Cape Town can be opened completely. The section of Kloof Road was deemed unsafe for use following the… READ MORE

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