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New Mbabane highway overcomes grave problem

12 Oct 2001 - by Staff reporter
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James Hall
MBABANE - Despite a controversy over the relocation of ancestral graves along the new highway connecting the capital Mbabane with the Oshoek Border Post of South Africa, work is on schedule for the key route to be used by the freight haulage industry.
Although the graves have yet to be moved pending a decision by the Swaziland Environmental Authority, completion of the road by its 2003 target date seems likely.

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