Route Kolwezi-Likasi, Governor Moses Katumbi Kolwezi
Speeches by the Governor and the Provincial Minister of Infrastructure have wanted more explanatory: the Minister of Infrastructure has described particular technical aspects of construction This way, he found other sites affected by the commitment of the Provincial Government for road repair: In addition to stretch-Likasi Kolwezi, eight bridges will be rebuilt with a large bridge over the River Lualaba, roads leading to Kabondo- Dianda Lubudi through twenty-five kilometers into the town of Kolwezi ... Apparently the roads to and within the District Lualaba are not on the agenda. The governor, meanwhile, stressed the need perceptions that occur at tollbooths. They are, among others, the source of funding for work to be undertaken for the rehabilitation of roads. He condemned the greed of those who once filled their pockets with money collected at these toll booths, mainly Kasumbalesa. He discussed other topics of social interest before visiting the engineering civilian who are at the Rond Point Malou and ISTA (Institute of Applied Technology). Finally he cut the ribbon at Mwanga Secondary School where the repair business since June 2009 had just ended: Mwanga now shines a thousand lights to deserve its name of Our Lady of Light.
Speeches by the Governor and the Provincial Minister of Infrastructure have wanted more explanatory: the Minister of Infrastructure has described particular technical aspects of construction This way, he found other sites affected by the commitment of the Provincial Government for road repair: In addition to stretch-Likasi Kolwezi, eight bridges will be rebuilt with a large bridge over the River Lualaba, roads leading to Kabondo- Dianda Lubudi through twenty-five kilometers into the town of Kolwezi ... Apparently the roads to and within the District Lualaba are not on the agenda. The governor, meanwhile, stressed the need perceptions that occur at tollbooths. They are, among others, the source of funding for work to be undertaken for the rehabilitation of roads. He condemned the greed of those who once filled their pockets with money collected at these toll booths, mainly Kasumbalesa. He discussed other topics of social interest before visiting the engineering civilian who are at the Rond Point Malou and ISTA (Institute of Applied Technology). Finally he cut the ribbon at Mwanga Secondary School where the repair business since June 2009 had just ended: Mwanga now shines a thousand lights to deserve its name of Our Lady of Light. 
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