The rehabilitation of the road linking Kenge to Mawanga continues to progress in the province of Kwango, a major step forward for the development of the region. With already 30 kilometers rehabilitated out of the 280 planned, the work carried out by the ABC company is praised for its satisfactory progress.
The governor of the province, Willy Bitwisila, went on site to closely monitor the progress of the work and expressed his satisfaction with the quality of the interventions. He stressed the importance of the road as a lever for development and encouraged the continuation of the work in order to open up this part of the country.
The technical director of the ABC company, Antony Mvwano, said that the work will take about 10 months. He highlights the commitment of his team and the resources put in place to successfully carry out the rehabilitation of this important communication route.
The Kenge-Mawanga road, stretching over 280 kilometres, is of crucial importance as an agricultural access route in the Kwango province. The rehabilitation of this road will facilitate the evacuation of agricultural products and promote their access to local and national markets.
This initiative is part of a perspective of economic and social development of the region, by strengthening transport infrastructure and helping to boost local agricultural activity.
The Kenge-Mawanga road thus crystallizes the hope of a better future for the inhabitants of the Kwango province, by promoting trade, improving accessibility to basic services and opening up new perspectives for local development.
In conclusion, the rehabilitation of the Kenge-Mawanga road represents a real lever of development for the region, offering new opportunities for the entire population. This investment in road infrastructure is a significant step towards a more prosperous and inclusive future for Kwango.