In an exclusive interview with ANGOP, the full text of which will be published in the next few days, he made known the existence of six structural projects to give greater fluidity to the flow of water.
The projects aim to transport water from the large basins to the macro-drainage network, to facilitate the flow of water from the municipalities of Viana, Talatona and Kilamba Kiaxi to the sea, either through the Cacuaco area or through Benfica.
These projects are part of the Integrated Intervention Plan for the capital, in the five-year period 2022/2027.
During the interview, the governor also announced the construction, in 2023, of another 50 schools for the primary cycle and the same number for the first cycle, in order to reduce the number of children outside the school system, at this time estimated at one million and 500 petizes.
The Angolan capital currently has four thousand two hundred and 47 schools.
With regard to the health sector, Manuel Homem said that his department is carrying out work at provincial level, to make 51 hospitals at municipal level available to citizens, and currently there are only 10 of this scale.
Among other issues, the governor of Luanda province, Manuel Homem, also spoke about projects in the field of energy and water, basic sanitation, rehabilitation of secondary and tertiary roads, as well as the problem related to the illegal sale of land.
In the interview, he assumed that Luanda registered a disorganized growth, which makes it impossible to carry out some structuring projects, such as the drainage of rainwater.
He considered it imperative to continue to materialize the objectives of economic development, particularly in the areas of commerce and industry, having stated, however, that there is great demand for investors in the country’s capital, with close to ten million inhabitants.
Manuel Gomes da Conceição Homem is, since September this year, the 24th governor of Luanda.
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