The rehabilitation of the Fichama-Penyi-Jili road axis in the territory of Djugu (Ituri) continues, and Joel Mande, head of the Walendu Tatsi sector, welcomes this initiative. Led by the Umoja gold Ituri Cooperative, the rehabilitation of this road aims to open up several entities in the Walendu Tatsi sector and the Bahema Banywagi chiefdom.
Joel Mande underlines the importance of this work on the security, economic and community levels. On the one hand, the rehabilitation of this road will promote cohesion between the different communities which were previously faced with conflicts. On the other hand, this will facilitate economic exchanges by allowing the transport of food products such as cassava flour and potatoes to the town of Bunia. These improvements will have a positive impact on the local economy and strengthen the quality of life of residents in the region.
Joel Mande also encourages armed groups engaged in peace processes to stop disrupting community life. According to him, the development of the region is essential, and the rehabilitation of this road is a key element of this development. Indeed, a well-maintained road is the best infrastructure to promote the development of a community.
This rehabilitation work on the Fichama-Penyi-Jili road axis demonstrates the efforts undertaken to improve accessibility and connectivity in the different regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo. They also help to build trust and collaboration between communities, thus promoting a climate of peace and prosperity.
In conclusion, the continuation of the rehabilitation work on the Fichama-Penyi-Jili road axis is good news for the Walendu Tatsi sector and the Bahema Banywagi chiefdom. These improvements will facilitate the transport of food products, strengthen the local economy and promote cohesion between different communities. A good road is an essential part of a region’s development, and this work demonstrates the commitment to growth and progress.