Mayor Dative Kayitesi of Rutsiro District confirmed the completion of essential preliminary activities, including compensation for affected residents. However, some individuals still await compensation due to delays in submitting necessary land documents.
The road is strategically designed to address various challenges, such as those posed by the previously problematic River Koko, prone to flooding and issues with a damaged bridge.
Beyond enhancing connectivity, the road aims to streamline the transportation of goods to markets, eradicate isolation for lakeside residents, and contribute significantly to the overall regional development.
Spanning Mushubati, Gihango, Boneza, Mushonyi, Musasa, and Kigeyo sectors, the tarmac road will traverse the ’brasserie’.
Jean Claude Twizerimana, a motorcyclist in Rutsiro District, underscored the road’s importance for motorists and its potential to elevate tourism in the area. He emphasized its intersection with the popular ’Congo-Nile trail,’ frequently used by tourists on bicycles and pedestrians, envisioning the attraction of investors and the development of hotels.
Fare Construction company, a reputable participant in Rwandan construction projects, has been awarded the contract by the Rwanda Transport Development Agency (RTDA). The construction timeline is set at 15 months, with an estimated cost of Rwf18 billion.

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