Maintenance work on Busurata road reaches halfway

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By RODRICK DESURI 

Auki 

The Exodus Trade Company is halfway through the 15-kilometre Busurata road maintenance project in Central Kwara’ae Constituency, Malaita Province.

The road maintenance starts from Ambu Junction to Busurata and extends further to Okwala.

It aims to provide better transportation accessibility for rural farmers in the constituency. 

A statement from the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) on Tuesday, October 29, 2025 said the contractor is committed to deliver quality workmanship and help build a safer road for the people of Malaita Province.

As of last week, work has reached Aisalinga Village, about 8 km along the route and road maintenance as mentioned should reach completion by the end of November.

On Tuesday afternoon, October 29, Exodus Trade Company unloaded additional machinery to support their other materials that were shipped from Honiara at Auki Jetty.

MID said this will support their ongoing maintenance work on the Busurata Road in Central Kwara’ae, Malaita Province.

Island Sun understands that the company will construct the new Malu’u Market in North Malaita upon completing the 15-kilometre Busurata Road maintenance project.

Busurata Road is one of three roads that need an upgrade and maintenance in Malaita Province funded under the Australian Transport Fund.

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