The renovation and construction of road infrastructure are crucial elements for the development and well-being of the population. It is with this in mind that the Prime Minister, Judith Suminwa, took the initiative to visit the road rehabilitation sites in Kinshasa.
Accompanied by local authorities, including the governor of the city-province and the president of the deliberative body, Judith Suminwa undertook a surprise visit to assess the progress of the work. Her first stop was the Kulumba road, linking the communes of Masina and Limete, where she was able to observe the resumption of activities after a period of inactivity. This action demonstrates the government’s commitment to improving traffic conditions in the capital.
By visiting 15th Street in Limete, the Prime Minister inspected the work to relieve congestion on the main roads, demonstrating a desire to facilitate urban mobility. Her visit continued through several communes of Kinshasa, including Barumbu, Gombe and Kinshasa, where she was able to observe the efforts undertaken to improve the accessibility of public roads.
Judith Suminwa’s emphasis on the importance of drainage to prevent flooding and ensure the sustainability of road infrastructure underlines the government’s long-term vision for urban development. By focusing on the restoration of secondary roads to relieve traffic congestion and stimulate economic activity, the Prime Minister demonstrates her desire to foster an environment conducive to socio-economic development.
In conclusion, Judith Suminwa’s attention to the progress of road rehabilitation works in Kinshasa highlights the importance of road infrastructure in improving the quality of life of citizens. Her commitment to the rapid completion of projects to ensure the stability of economic activities and smooth traffic flow demonstrates a proactive and responsible approach to urban development.
This visit highlights the importance of collaboration between local and national authorities to meet the needs of the population in terms of quality infrastructure, thus promoting harmonious and sustainable development of the city of Kinshasa.