Title: Ongoing infrastructure projects in Kinshasa: a step towards improving the living conditions of the Congolese
Introduction :
The Democratic Republic of Congo is continuing its efforts to improve the country’s infrastructure and thus improve the living conditions of its population. Recently, the head of Infrastructures, Alexis Gisaro, visited several construction sites in full execution in the city of Kinshasa. In this article, we will explore the progress made on these projects and the importance of these investments for the future of the country.
Work in progress in several districts:
Minister Gisaro’s journey has taken him through various districts of Kinshasa, where infrastructure works are underway. From Lemba to N’sele, via Limete and Kisenso, these projects are multiplying in order to meet the growing needs of the Congolese population.
In Lemba, for example, a section of Sefu Avenue is undergoing total rehabilitation over a distance of 2 kilometers and 300 meters. Similarly, Botango Avenue, also in Lemba, is undergoing construction and sanitation works. These projects arouse the joy and approval of the local population, who finally see an improvement in their conditions of travel and access to services.
In the Limete district, the 14th street, which was previously not very passable, has been renovated, thus allowing better circulation for the inhabitants. The works in the Kisenso district, more precisely in the Bikanga district, have enabled the modernization of the avenue de la Paix, thus offering the population a safe route and enhancing this part of Kinshasa.
The vision of the Head of State Félix Tshisekedi:
These infrastructure works are part of the vision of the Head of State Félix Tshisekedi, who places the improvement of the living conditions of the Congolese population at the heart of his priorities. The launch of work on the B.A.T road in N’sele is proof of this, with a clear objective: to materialize this vision of development and provide the population with adequate infrastructure.
Minister Gisaro, during his speech, set a six-month deadline for the inauguration of this road, thus underlining the government’s commitment to the realization of these important projects. He also called on the population to remain vigilant and report any problems related to the works.
Conclusion :
The infrastructure projects underway in Kinshasa reflect the efforts made by the Congolese government to improve the living conditions of the population. From Lemba to N’sele, via Limete and Kisenso, these renovation and construction works aim to facilitate the mobility of the inhabitants and to enhance the districts.
Head of State Félix Tshisekedi’s vision is materialized through these projects, showing the government’s commitment to the country’s development. The progress made on these projects is essential to improve the daily life of the Congolese and create an environment conducive to the economic and social growth of the country.