
Sécurité - 31 juillet 2026
Kwango Maintains 297 Kilometres of Rural Roads to Link Farms and Markets
Kwango, July 31, 2026 - Provincial authorities said 297 kilometres of rural roads had been maintained to bring agricultural basins closer to markets under the presidency’s rural infrastructure policy. Better farm-to-market access is meant to cut post-harvest losses and…
Kwango, July 31, 2026 - Provincial authorities said 297 kilometres of rural roads had been maintained to bring agricultural basins closer to markets under the presidency’s rural infrastructure policy.
Better farm-to-market access is meant to cut post-harvest losses and transport costs for producers.
This detail was included in the mid-to-late July DRC briefing.
Sustainability will depend on continued maintenance budgets after the initial works push.
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