The construction works of the urban road network in five municipalities of the city of Mbuji-Mayi, in the province of Kasaï-Oriental, were successfully launched on Sunday July 9, 2023. The Governor of the city, Patrick Mathias Kabeya, accompanied by his Deputy Chief of Staff, Tobie Kayumbi Tumba, the Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works Alexis Gisaro and the Director of the OVD Victor Tumba, kicked off this long-awaited work.
This is news that was welcomed with joy by the inhabitants of the province of Kasaï-Oriental, in particular those of Mbuji-Mayi. This urban road will extend over a total distance of 14.35 km, crossing the communes of Muya, Dibindi, Pibemba and as far as the commune of Kanshi. The objective of this construction is to allow the fluidity of traffic and to promote interconnectivity between these different municipalities.
The population is enthusiastic about the launch of this work and hopes that it will be completed on time. It also asks that this road be built according to the required standards, in order to obtain a modern and sustainable road infrastructure.
This progress in the infrastructure of the city of Mbuji-Mayi is excellent news for the development of the province of Kasaï-Oriental. By improving connectivity and mobility, these works will help stimulate the local economy, facilitate access to basic services and improve the quality of life of residents.
It is important to highlight the involvement of local and national authorities in this project, thus demonstrating their commitment to infrastructure development in the DRC. These efforts are essential to promote the socio-economic development of the country and provide better prospects for the future.
In conclusion, the construction works of the urban road of Mbuji-Mayi are a major step forward for the province of Kasaï-Oriental. Residents are eagerly awaiting the completion of this work and hope that it will be completed to the required standards. This new road infrastructure will certainly contribute to improving the quality of life and stimulating the development of the region