The Msikaba bridge will be the largest Cable-stayed bridge in South Africa. #BeyondRoads #SANRALProjects | Sanral

Msikaba Bridge, which is between Lusikisiki and Port St Johns, is set to be completed by the end of 2025. Once completed, this iconic bridge will improve the travel time by up to three hours for heavy freight and, by providing a high mobility route through an area that is extremely isolated and under-served by road infrastructure. #Stakeholder #SANRALProjects #BeyondRoads | Sanral

A construction worker has died at the Msikaba Bridge construction site in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape. According to the South African National Roads Agency, he worked for one of the subcontractors on the site. The Msikaba Bridge contract forms part of Sanral's flagship N2 Wild Coast Road project. #DStv403 | eNCAnews

Minister of Transport, Sindisiwe Chikunga visited the Msikaba Bridge construction for a walkabout of its progress. The iconic bridge is said to be the longest cable-stayed bridge in Africa. #SANRAL #BeyondRoads #MsikabaBridgeProject | Sanral

Drone video showing steady progress on the new Msikaba Cable Stayed Bridge on the proposed N2 toll road between Mthatha and Port Shepstone. The towers are currently at the 104m mark with another 23m to go before they reach their full height of 127m Our gratitude and thanks to Sanral for the excellent site visit. Drone: DJI MIni3 Pro @ 4K/25 fps www.MountainPassesSouthAfrica.co.za | Mountain Passes South Africa

Msikaba Bridge project from the air. Work on the project, which forms part of the N2 Wild Coast Toll Road rollout, started in earnest in 2019. The bridge, which will span the 198-m-deep Msikaba river gorge, is being constructed by the CME joint venture (JV), a partnership between Concor and MECSA, both 100% black-owned Grade 9CE South African construction companies. The bridge’s four huge anchor blocks are now at an advanced stage of construction, with more than 50% of the concrete for the two 1

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MSIKABA MEGA BRIDGE: A key component of one of our government’s flagship infrastructure investment projects, the N2 Wild Coast. Upon completion, it will be the 3rd highest bridge in Africa. The entire AFRICAN continent 🤞🏾 Making our province home to two of the continent’s 3 highest bridges EC Stand Up!!! 🙌🏾 | Eastern Cape Department of Transport