South Kivu: the mayor of Bagira, Patience Bengehya Wa Ngabo, recently met with the population of Mulambula and Cikera neighborhoods to discuss the issue of the road diversion in the Bwindi concession, property of the 5th Celpa/Bwindi community. All met to find a lasting solution, and a 1.6 km section has already been completed up to Lukera before the concession.
New Dynamics of Civil Society (NDSC) Secretary General Bagira said the people of Mulambula were ready to donate part of their land to lay out a road to facilitate the development of their entity. The provincial minister of town planning and housing invited the representatives of the Celpa community and the representatives of the population of Mulambula and Cikera to go, accompanied by the mayor of Bagira, to his office to find a solution to the situation, Thursday, May 11, 2023.
This meeting between the mayor and the population of the Mulambula and Cikera districts is part of a dynamic of sustainable development. Indeed, the inhabitants of Mulambula have taken the measure of the importance of access to an efficient road network for their entity. They therefore decided to work with the local authorities to find a peaceful and effective solution.
This meeting highlighted the constructive dialogue between local authorities and local populations, who work together to promote sustainable economic growth. Indeed, the cooperation between the people of Mulambula and the local authorities, in the context of the construction of a road of community interest, demonstrates their commitment to a more prosperous and fairer future for all.
More generally, this meeting is indicative of the crucial role played by local authorities in improving the living conditions of their populations. By collaborating with residents and local organizations, authorities can promote sustainable development and build a better future for all.