and North-Western province minister Nathaniel Mubukwanu admire a
small scale fish farm at Fawine farms as Kalumbila district
fisheries officer Matthus Lungu (r ) looks on in Kalumbila
A team of engineers from Lualaba province in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo has arrived in the country to carry out inspection of the proposed routes for a a road construction to connect the two the two countries from northwestern province.
The joint team of engineers is yesterday scheduled to inspection Kambimba border route in Mwinilunga district and continue with Kalengelenge border route in Kalumbila district tomorrow.
Kambimba border route in Mwinilunga is about 266 kilometres and Kalengelenge border route in Kalumbila is about 140 kilometres, respectively from Solwezi town, the provincial capital for Northwestern.
The team led by Lualaba manager in charge of studies for road, port and airports, Eric Ngilo arrived in Solwezi last evening and immediately paid a courtesy on provincial permanent secretary, Ephraim Mateyo who outlined their scope of inspection in collaboration with local engineers.
Mr. Mateyo said equally a government team of engineers from Northwestern province will equally travel to Lualaba province at a later time to inspect the routes from the Congolese side.
The visit of the Congolese engineers follows the signing of a bilateral cooperation framework on the proposed road connectivity project between Lualaba province and Northwestern province.
Lualaba province vice governor, Fifi Saini and Northwestern province minister, Nathaniel Mubukwanu each signed the agreement on behalf of their respective provinces.
Within the framework of the bilateral trade relations between the Northwestern province and Lualaba province, the two parties have agreed to construct a road from Kolwezi to Solwezi to connect the two provinces.
The two parties have also agreed that the proposed road project be constructed through the Public Private Partnership singularly financed despite the two provinces having the discretion to procure their preferred contractors and consultants within the set terms of reference in consultation with the financier.
The two parties further agreed that the financier identified by the Lualaba provincial administration be allowed to finance the road construction and one stop border post infrastructure on both the DRC and Zambian sides.
It was further agreed that a team from Lualaba be sent to Northwestern province to conduct a combined assessment of the road on the Zambian side with the Road Development Agency.
Both parties have also agreed to cooperate in areas of mining, agriculture, fisheries and tourism development.
Chi fifi chilemoneka bwino…
Lol, that’s you took out of this
Bo Mubukwanu kwa butanya, mwaba bona liti lali ku kechula fa kacicimbwelo ka sinasikuku singe Fin Saini. Mutu u bonahala kuli witakaleza ku somelela feela lilaho la muKasai yoo! Taha kuna Muuba Mwandanjangula, nita kufa mulyani wa pata niwa teka kuli hauta sihwela sitole seo konji si bokolole ka mindesha!
Now, Fin Saini is sexy and very feminine, not like you obese cliDoras Silit!
It hurts to see how works stalled on pedicle road after the death of president Sata. why starting another when you cannot finish one for five years?