The city of Kikwit, located in the Kwilu province, is preparing to turn a difficult page regarding its road infrastructure. Wazabanga Boulevard, a key artery of the urban fabric, is about to reopen to traffic. Cut off since March 2026 by a gaping ravine, this road has severely disrupted the mobility of residents and commercial trade in the area for several months. The rehabilitation work, undertaken to counter the devastating effects of erosion, is now reaching its final phase. This reopening is eagerly awaited by the local population, given the critical importance of this axis in streamlining traffic through the city. Although the reopening is imminent, the exact duration before full traffic flow for light and heavy vehicles remains a finishing stage supervised by the teams on site. This project marks a significant step forward in the fight against the erosion that regularly threatens the region's urban infrastructure, highlighting the persistent vulnerability of some roads in Kikwit to climatic hazards.