Limpopo Stadium Project Delays
The Davhana Stadium in Vuwani remains unfinished over six years after construction began, despite millions of rands spent.
Construction started in 2019, with a three-phase design to provide a proper venue for football and other sporting events for residents of Davhana and surrounding villages.
“We are worried about the delay … They destroyed the old dusty ground to construct a new one, but until today it is still incomplete. No one in the community knows the reason for the delay,”said resident Elvis Rivisi.
Local footballers continue to play on three dusty fields, while the site is overgrown with bushes.
Davhana Balanganani Civic secretary Steven Chauke questioned the municipality's priorities, asking why a stadium was being built when the area lacks a proper road.
Author's summary: Stadium project delays spark concern.
- Construction began in 2019
- Millions of rands spent
- Project remains incomplete
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