The construction of urban roads in five municipalities of the city of Mbuji-Mayi, in the province of Kasai-Oriental, is a project of paramount importance to improve mobility and connectivity in the region. Launched recently by the Governor of the city, Patrick Mathias Kabeya, and his team, the works are generating a lot of enthusiasm and hope among the local population.
This project aims to build a road with a total length of 14.35 km, crossing the municipalities of Muya, Dibindi, Pibemba and finally Kanshi. The objective is to facilitate urban traffic and to strengthen the interconnectivity between the different municipalities. The people are eager to see these works completed on schedule, ensuring that the road is built to the highest standards in road infrastructure.
This new road infrastructure will have a significant impact on the daily life of the inhabitants of Mbuji-Mayi. It will improve the fluidity of traffic, reduce traffic jams and facilitate access to the various districts of the city. In addition, this road will promote the economic development of the region by facilitating the transport of goods and stimulating trade.
The population expresses its satisfaction with this project and highlights the importance of its implementation in compliance with road construction standards. It is crucial that this road is sustainable and adapted to the current and future needs of the city. The residents hope that the government and the stakeholders involved in the project will do everything possible to ensure the quality and solidity of this infrastructure.
In conclusion, the construction of urban roads in the municipalities of Mbuji-Mayi is a major step forward for the Kasaï-Oriental region. This project will improve the city’s mobility, connectivity and economic development. The population is impatiently awaiting the end of the works and hopes that this new road will be a symbol of progress and modernity for the region