The clearing of the right-of-way is now practically finalized, covering 5.5 kilometers of the planned 6.5. This essential stage allows for the acceleration of general earthworks, which have already been completed over a distance of 4.4 kilometers. On a technical level, the structure of the future roadway is taking shape with precision: the sub-base extends over nearly 2 kilometers, while the road platform is ready over a linear distance of 2.1 kilometers. This progress occurs in a complex context where soil saturation from rain demands increased technical vigilance from the engineers.


The drainage component, the guarantor of the structure's longevity, is also recording notable performance. Precasting units are operating at full capacity, allowing for the completion of 10 major hydraulic structures at the beginning of the month. Simultaneously, the installation of gutters is progressing with more than 3,300 linear meters already laid out of the 4,500 meters produced. This acceleration in the implementation of drainage networks is vital for protecting the earthworks against seasonal erosion risks.


Finally, the clearing of the transit corridor continues with the effective relocation of half of the public utility networks. This coordination between concessionaires and the contracting authority aims to limit service interruptions for local populations while securing the deployment of machinery. The transformation of Bamenda into an urban hub equipped with modern transport axes remains a priority to streamline traffic and boost economic exchanges within the region.


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