**A fruitful outreach tour for Senator Jean Tshisekedi Kabasele in Kananga**
Senator Jean Tshisekedi Kabasele recently began a major outreach tour in the city of Kananga, a salutary initiative that allows him to reconnect with his electoral base and share special moments with the inhabitants of the region. This approach, marked by simplicity and authenticity, demonstrates the senator’s attachment to his community and his ardent desire to build a better future for all.
During this meeting, the senator had the opportunity to discuss with the inhabitants of Katoka, a commune of Kananga, on topics of capital importance for the future of the region and the country as a whole. Among the points discussed, the preparation of the warm welcome of President Félix Tshisekedi during his next visit to Kananga was highlighted. The senator stressed the importance of this presidential visit for the province of Kasaï-Central and called for a general mobilization to provide the Head of State with a welcome worthy of his rank.
Furthermore, the debate on constitutional reforms was also at the heart of the discussions. The senator took the time to clarify the issues and the relevance of the constitutional reform project supported by the President of the Republic. According to him, this reform constitutes an essential milestone in the construction of a solid and harmonious future for the Congolese nation, and it is essential that everyone understands the ins and outs of this initiative for the well-being of all.
The active and enthusiastic participation of the inhabitants of Katoka in this meeting demonstrates the trust they place in Senator Jean Tshisekedi Kabasele and their commitment to the harmonious development of the region. By warmly thanking his fellow citizens for their support, the senator expressed his determination to continue this tour throughout Kasai-Central, with the aim of driving positive change in each commune.
Together, residents and elected officials, they will work hand in hand to build a bright future for Kasai-Central and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This local tour will certainly remain in the annals as a special moment of sharing, exchange and civic engagement for the good of all.