Maniema Provincial Governor Moïse Moussa chaired a crucial meeting with his ministers in Kindu on Monday, August 5. The meeting focused on the importance of working for the best interests of the local population.
In an inspiring speech, the governor urged his government team to focus on solving the major challenges facing the people of Maniema. He stressed the need for each minister to define concrete projects and achieve tangible results, emphasizing accountability to the citizens of the province.
Maniema Provincial Minister of Interior Taylor Lawamo shared details of the meeting, which discussed the relative security stability despite some isolated incidents of robberies and hold-ups. He also mentioned the presence of barriers erected in various places in the province, a reality that the governor promised to address soon by signing an order to remove some of them.
It is essential to note that Maniema currently has over 180 roadblocks, a figure that underscores the need for swift and effective action to facilitate the movement of goods and people in the region. The Governor committed to taking concrete steps to address this situation and improve the quality of life of the people of Maniema.
This meeting highlighted the provincial executive’s commitment to the well-being of the population and the willingness to implement concrete actions to address the challenges facing the province. By working collaboratively and transparently, the Governor and his ministers demonstrated their determination to move Maniema forward towards a better future for all its people.