The Amadiba Crisis Committee (ACC) are waiting in anticipation for the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) to respond to their petition to Parliament to realign the N2. 

The Amadiba Community presented a petition or people’s plan to the Portfolio Committee on Transport, requesting that the National Assembly investigate their concerns regarding the N2 Wild Coast Toll Highway Project (N2WCH).

The community is objecting to the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited preferred route for the N2WCH.

In the petition noted by the transport committee on Thursday, the Amadiba Crisis Committee included their proposal to build the N2WCH road inland through the centre of Amadiba. The N2WCH is a proposed route between East London and Durban, of which 410km stretches between East London and the Mtamvuna River. The route runs within 2km of the coastline. 

They are disputing a small section of the route between Ndwalane and the Mtamvuma River.  

Malcom Campbell, Amadiba Crisis Committee urban development planner, requested a midterm evaluation of the N2WCH project because the Department of Transport, SANRAL, Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) and Treasury must consider a community-supported proposal which is: