Banadir Regional Governor who doubles to be the Mayor of Mogadishu, Major General Hasan Mohamed Hussein Mungaab, announced that all damaged roads in the capital will be rebuilt within 2026 and urged residents to play their part.
Mayor Mungab said citizens must help protect the newly repaired roads by maintaining cleanliness and avoiding actions that could cause the roads to deteriorate again.
He added that the municipal administration will take responsibility for the government’s role in upkeep and improvements.
Work has already begun on sections of the road that links Shaqalaha — known by some as 26 June — to Warshadaha, passing by the Ministry of Defense. Reconstruction has started where the road is most damaged, and work will continue on the remaining stretches.
“The road known as 26 June will be rebuilt and will connect Makka Al-Mukarrama to Warshadaha. We will also rebuild all the damaged roads of the capital this year. Many roads are currently being rehabilitated,” Mayor Hasan Mohamed Hussein Muungaab said.
Many streets across Mogadishu remain damaged; some are undergoing repair while others have not yet been addressed by the administration. Mayor Mungaab said the city will complete the rebuilding within a short time frame.
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