Title: Vital Kamerhe in Bukavu: Construction, inauguration and commitment to development
Introduction :
The Deputy Prime Minister of the National Economy, Vital Kamerhe, recently carried out an official mission to Bukavu, South Kivu. During his stay, he participated in construction projects, inaugurated infrastructures and took part in development initiatives. This visit underscores the Congolese government’s commitment to promoting economic growth and improving living conditions in the region.
Construction of the Cimpunda market and inauguration of the parish church of Sainte-Bernadette:
One of the highlights of Vital Kamerhe’s mission in Bukavu was the launch of the construction works of the Cimpunda market in the commune of Kadutu. This project aims to provide a modern and functional space for local merchants, thus promoting the economic development of the region. Members of the provincial government and the Union for the Congolese Nation (UNC), political party of Vital Kamerhe, enthusiastically welcomed this initiative.
In addition, Vital Kamerhe also inaugurated the parish church of Sainte-Bernadette in the territory of Walungu. With financial assistance from the Deputy Prime Minister, this church has been renovated and now provides a pleasant and welcoming place of worship for the local community.
Visit of the rehabilitation works of the national road number 2 and the Mafundwe stadium:
During his stay in Bukavu, Vital Kamerhe also made a field visit to assess the progress of the rehabilitation works of the national road number 2 (RN2). This road is of crucial importance for the connectivity of the region and the facilitation of commercial exchanges. By closely following this work, the Deputy Prime Minister is demonstrating the Congolese government’s commitment to improving transport infrastructure.
In addition, Vital Kamerhe also visited the Mafundwe stadium in Walungu, the construction of which is in progress. This stadium represents a symbol of sporting development in the region and will provide opportunities for young sporting talents to flourish. The involvement of the Deputy Prime Minister in this project reinforces the importance given to sport and leisure in Congolese society.
Conclusion :
Vital Kamerhe’s mission to Bukavu revealed the Congolese government’s commitment to the economic and social development of the South Kivu region. Through the construction of the Cimpunda market, the rehabilitation of the national road number 2, the inauguration of the parish church of Saint Bernadette and the visit to the Mafundwe stadium, the Deputy Prime Minister has actively participated in projects aimed at to improve the living conditions of local communities. This visit demonstrates the importance given to economic development, infrastructure and the well-being of Congolese citizens.