Title: The modernization of Kinshasa: ongoing projects to improve the living conditions of the Congolese
Introduction: Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is booming with many ongoing projects to improve infrastructure and the living conditions of its population. Under the impetus of the Head of State Félix Tshisekedi, several modernization projects have been launched, arousing the enthusiasm and hope of the inhabitants. In this article, we will look at the progress of the works in different districts of Kinshasa, highlighting the importance of these projects for the development of the city and the well-being of its inhabitants.
Lemba, Limete and Kisenso: work in progress for the rehabilitation of infrastructures
In the municipality of Lemba, particularly on Sefu Avenue, major rehabilitation works are underway. This 2 km 300 section is undergoing a complete modernization, thus offering residents better quality roads to facilitate their travels. In addition, Botango Avenue in the commercial district of Lemba is also experiencing construction and sanitation works, thus meeting the needs of the local population.
The 14th rue de Limete, linking boulevard Lumumba to the heavyweight road, was also the subject of particular attention. After a period of inactivity, this artery is coming back to life thanks to renovation works, thus providing a passable route for motorists and pedestrians.
In Kisenso, precisely in the Bikanga district, the avenue de la Paix has been modernized in an exemplary manner. This quality renovation allows residents to circulate in peace and enhances this part of Kinshasa.
The launch of works on the B.A.T road in N’Sele: a flagship project for the modernization of Kinshasa
The Minister of State, Alexis Gisaro, recently visited the various projects underway in Kinshasa. During his visit to N’Sele, he kicked off the works of the B.A.T. road. This project is part of President Tshisekedi’s vision to improve the living conditions of the Congolese population.
The B.A.T road, 2 km long in N’Sele, will be completely renovated and should be inaugurated in the next six months. The Minister called on the population of N’Sele to remain vigilant and to report any possible problem in order to ensure the quality of the work. He also expressed his availability to listen to the concerns of the population and to work in close collaboration with them.
Conclusion: The modernization projects underway in Kinshasa bear witness to the government’s desire to create an environment more conducive to the development and well-being of the population. The rehabilitation of road infrastructure in neighborhoods such as Lemba, Limete and Kisenso, as well as the launch of works on the B.A road.T in N’Sele, are all encouraging signs for the future of the Congolese capital. It is essential to support these initiatives and work in collaboration to make Kinshasa a modern and prosperous city