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In the relentless quest for a constant improvement in the quality of life of the inhabitants of Kinshasa, a highly significant meeting recently took place, bringing together the governor of the city, Daniel Bumba, and the deputies Matata Ponyo and Adrien Bokele. At the heart of the debates, crucial issues such as the sanitation of the Congolese capital, the fight against anarchic constructions and the efficient management of urban traffic.
The urgency of fighting against the insalubrity that plagues certain neighborhoods of Kinshasa was underlined with unwavering determination during this meeting. Former Prime Minister Matata Ponyo and the deputy Adrien Bokele joined their voices to urge vigorous action to eradicate the pollution and filth that tarnish the image of the city. They highlighted the need for severe repression against the illegal constructions that contribute to floods and human tragedies.
The discussions also highlighted the importance of taking immediate and structural measures to provide Kinshasa with the infrastructure essential to its progress. Matata Ponyo and Adrien Bokele advocated for a holistic approach, combining emergency interventions and long-term reforms to improve the living environment of the people of Kinshasa. The issue of road traffic was also addressed, highlighting the need to rethink urban planning and the management of public spaces to promote smooth and safe mobility.
In response to these complex challenges, the National Assembly decided to create a special commission to support the efforts of the executive of the city of Kinshasa. This inter-institutional collaboration illustrates the collective awareness of the need to act with determination to meet the challenges facing the Congolese capital.
Through this decisive meeting, a new dynamic seems to be emerging, a dynamic oriented towards concrete and sustainable actions to transform Kinshasa into a safer, cleaner and more pleasant metropolis to live in for all its inhabitants. Now is the time to move from words to action and bring about real change for this extraordinary, multifaceted city.