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The essential connection between the territories of Kabinda and Lubao has been successfully restored thanks to the re-commissioning of the Makole ferry, which provides the crossing on the Lomami River. After a week of intense repair work funded by the provincial government and carried out by the Roads Authority, the ferry is now operational again.
The technical challenges encountered by the Roads Authority mainly concerned the engine and propeller of the Makole ferry, whose breakdown had interrupted traffic for an entire month. This situation had a significant impact on the mobility of the inhabitants of the surrounding regions, making rapid and effective intervention necessary.
It is with relief and satisfaction that the population was able to note the effective resumption of the crossing service since Friday, December 20. The Makole ferry now once again ensures the passage of people and goods between Kabinda and Lubao, thus facilitating economic and social exchanges in the region.
This re-commissioning of the Makole ferry highlights the crucial importance of transport infrastructure for regional development. By ensuring connectivity between the different localities, these infrastructures contribute to strengthening social, economic and cultural ties within the local population.
The Roads Authority has successfully taken up the challenge of repairing the Makole ferry with efficiency and professionalism, thus demonstrating its commitment to the sustainable development of transport infrastructure in the province. This success is a testament to the ability of local stakeholders to overcome obstacles to ensure mobility and connectivity for the population.
In conclusion, the reopening of traffic between Kabinda and Lubao via the Makole ferry is a positive step that promotes the economic and social dynamism of the region. It illustrates the resilience and determination of local stakeholders to overcome difficulties to ensure the well-being and prosperity of local communities.