Fatshimetrie, the new news magazine, reports on a remarkable visit that took place within the Provincial Division of Transport in Kinshasa. The city’s Minister of Transport and Urban Mobility, Bob Amisso Yoka, undertook a thorough inspection of the division’s offices in order to draw up a precise and complete inventory.
The objective of this visit was to better understand the needs of the division and to assess the resources available to improve the transport sector in Kinshasa. The Minister stressed the importance of preparing a detailed report to highlight the challenges and opportunities that arise.
While touring the division’s premises, Mr. Amisso took the time to interact with the teams in place and discuss avenues for improvement. His stated desire to modernize and strengthen the transport sector in the Congolese capital is reflected in this proactive approach.
In addition, the Minister’s visit continued at the police pound, located at the Limete interchange, where a major fire broke out on 1 August. The material damage caused by this incident prompted the Minister to take a close interest in the security measures put in place and the preventive actions planned to avoid such incidents in the future.
In conclusion, this visit underlines the government’s commitment to improving transport-related infrastructure and services in Kinshasa. Thanks to a proactive approach and strong political will, the Ministry of Transport and Urban Mobility is working actively to meet the needs of the population and improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Congolese capital.