Kinshasa Road Works .

[Pius]

Originally Posted by Epaphras

Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking about if you don't know what "largely" means! I agree that some works are being done but the magnitude of whatever is being built is amplified for propaganda reasons by JoKa's chronies to mislead both the international community and fellow countrymen abroad self-proclaimed "diaspora". Let's leave it there..

I will leave it at that but not before asking you the following question: whatever propaganda the Kabila regime may have indulged in, why do you find it so hard to acknowledge that your statement asserting that avenue de Liberation is “still largely without sidewalks all the way from 30 juin to Telecongo tower” does not correspond to the truth? When have you last been to Kinshasa?

[young po]

Honorable Pius you are arguing with a Troll... waste of time....

[Epaphras]

Pius, are you using hyperboles to give the impression that "largely" doesn't mean exactly what it means? By the way, what means Kinshasa is "largely" without electricity and clean drinking water for many years? What means JoKa's regime is "largely" corrupt, inefficient and weak, unable to bring security across the country and offer basic public services to people?

[Pius]

Originally Posted by Epaphras

Pius, are you using hyperboles to give the impression that "largely" doesn't mean exactly what it means? By the way, what means Kinshasa is "largely" without electricity and clean drinking water for many years? What means JoKa's regime is "largely" corrupt, inefficient and weak, unable to bring security across the country and offer basic public services to people?

This has become ludicrous; I prefer to leave at that.

[kaps76]

Hey guys, I think you should make a truce for now. This all discussion is not going anywhere and I think we understand the points being made by both sides .

[BUTEMBO21]

Originally Posted by kaps76

Hey guys, I think you should make a truce for now. This all discussion is not going anywhere and I think we understand the points being made by both sides .

yes Sir.

[Epaphras]

Originally Posted by Pius

This has become ludicrous; I prefer to leave at that.

Good job Pius! I told you so. It takes time for wisdom to prevail!

[kinkiesse]

Originally Posted by Epaphras

Pius, are you using hyperboles to give the impression that "largely" doesn't mean exactly what it means? By the way, what means Kinshasa is "largely" without electricity and clean drinking water for many years? What means JoKa's regime is "largely" corrupt, inefficient and weak, unable to bring security across the country and offer basic public services to people?

You can't be serious for talking like that. I mean people just don't understand the heavy task at hand. Kinshasa has doubled in population, the transport line from Inga is saturated meaning they must build another one for Kin, only 4 of the turbines even work, the Country is under austerity so it can't borrow, You have the IMF breathing on their neck due to the high debt. YOu may have received better electricity and water when Kin was half populated but the gov at that time was borrowing to get it done and now the country had accumulated too much debt which is causing people running now problems.

You must have an idea how serious The West is about "their money". Just look at what they're doing to Greece another European country.
The country has been in a mess and it will take time to pull through, one thing at the time.

[Epaphras]

Originally Posted by kinkiesse

You can't be serious for talking like that. I mean people just don't understand the heavy task at hand. Kinshasa has doubled in population, the transport line from Inga is saturated meaning they must build another one for Kin, only 4 of the turbines even work, the Country is under austerity so it can't borrow, You have the IMF breathing on their neck due to the high debt. YOu may have received better electricity and water when Kin was half populated but the gov at that time was borrowing to get it done and now the country had accumulated too much debt which is causing people running now problems.

You must have an idea how serious The West is about "their money". Just look at what they're doing to Greece another European country.
The country has been in a mess and it will take time to pull through, one thing at the time.

I respectfully disagree. If the task of fixing the country's problems seems too tedious to the current president allegedly because "population has increased" then JoKa shoulld abdicate to allow another person more creative, inspirational, active and with a high standard of integrity take the leadership of the country. It's so simple.
There are many intelligent ways of solving the current country's woes but it will take someone else with new ideas and ideals to do it. The current governing president has ran out of ideas bcse he has been in power for too long.It's only in third-world countries where incumbents unashamedly cling to power even after they inspire no more and have ran out of ideas on how to best serve their fellow countrymen.

[kinkiesse]

Originally Posted by Epaphras

I respectfully disagree. If the task of fixing the country's problems seems too tedious to the current president allegedly because "population has increased" then JoKa shoulld abdicate to allow another person more creative, inspirational, active and with a high standard of integrity take the leadership of the country. It's so simple.
There are many intelligent ways of solving the current country's woes but it will take someone else with new ideas and ideals to do it. The current governing president has ran out of ideas bcse he has been in power for too long.It's only in third-world countries where incumbents unashamedly cling to power even after they inspire no more and have ran out of ideas on how to best serve their fellow countrymen.

NO doubt there people with more creative, inspirational, active and with a high standard of integrity to take leadership of Congo or any other country for that fact. While we wait for the perfect government, in the meantime we still have to deal with the government in place now

[Karavia]

Àpd de 7'02'', évolution des quelques chantiers-routes dans la capitale.

[Pius]

Très bien, bon travail. Il ne reste plus que l’installation rapide des feux de signalisation sur toutes ces artères, surtout les boulevards Lumumba, triomphal et Sendwe.

[Anzadi]

Ces séparateurs seront plus résistants que ceux du 30 juin. Mais j'ai l'impression que le sable refait surface sur Lumumba. Dommage pour une si belle route!

[BUTEMBO21]

The sand is because sidewalks haven't been built and n

Sidewalks and grass are what contain sand.o grass has been planted yet.

[Pius]

Originally Posted by Anzadi

Ces séparateurs seront plus résistants que ceux du 30 juin. Mais j'ai l'impression que le sable refait surface sur Lumumba. Dommage pour une si belle route!

C’est normal car la partie de la chaussée envahie par le sable n’est pas comprise dans la phase I (Sendwe-Echangeur) mais dans la phase II (Echangeur-Aéroport). Il est impossible de désensabler complètement la partie asphaltée de la chaussée alors que celle non-asphaltée est aussi fréquentée que la première.

[BUTEMBO21]

I hope the drains will be covered on Lumumba and poid Lourds.

[Karavia]

La route de l'aéroport ainsi que le pont N'djili seraient prêts pour le 30 juin a en croire le vice ministre Mukoko Samba

[Pius]

Originally Posted by Karavia

La route de l'aéroport ainsi que le pont N'djili seraient prêts pour le 30 juin a en croire le vice ministre Mukoko Samba

Le 30 juin sera riche en événements : le lancement de la nouvelle compagnie aérienne congolaise, la mise en service de la compagnie de transport en commun de Kinshasa, l’ouverture à la circulation des quatre dernières bandes du boulevard Lumumba ; à moins que le virus du centre d’atterrage de Muanda (report de dernière minute dû aux difficultés de trésorerie…) ne vienne gâcher la fête…

[Anzadi]

Originally Posted by Pius

Le 30 juin sera riche en événements : le lancement de la nouvelle compagnie aérienne congolaise, la mise en service de la compagnie de transport en commun de Kinshasa, l’ouverture à la circulation des quatre dernières bandes du boulevard Lumumba ; à moins que le virus du centre d’atterrage de Muanda (report de dernière minute dû aux difficultés de trésorerie…) ne vienne gâcher la fête…

Salut Pius! Et l'hôpital du Cinquantenaire alors? Puisque les recrutements sont finis (du moins les bureaux de recrutement ont déjà rendu leur verdict depuis des semaines!), je ne vois pas ce qui empêchera l'inauguration de ce bijou le 30 juin prochain... Et dire que je serai sans doute témoins de tous ces inaugurations!! Si on ne me jette pas en prison (lol!), les photos pleuvront! Bonne semaine à tous...

[Karavia]

Originally Posted by Anzadi

Salut Pius! Et l'hôpital du Cinquantenaire alors? Puisque les recrutements sont finis (du moins les bureaux de recrutement ont déjà rendu leur verdict depuis des semaines!), je ne vois pas ce qui empêchera l'inauguration de ce bijou le 30 juin prochain... Et dire que je serai sans doute témoins de tous ces inaugurations!! Si on ne me jette pas en prison (lol!), les photos pleuvront! Bonne semaine à tous...

On l'avait oublié celui là! S'il pouvait inaugurer tous ces ouvrages, ça serait pas mal! N'oublions pas la Place de la reconstruction pour le feux d'artifice du 30 juin