Révérien Ndikuriyo, 1er Vice-président de l’Assemblée nationale, visited Makamba commune in Burunga province beginning Friday, May 8, 2026, to mobilize residents for development. Ndikuriyo urged the population to collaborate for sustainable development, stating, "Il les a appelés à travailler main dans la main pour un développement durable en ne laissant personne de côté." He specifically called upon the people of Makamba and Burunga to transform the province into a prosperous area, starting with construction projects. Ndikuriyo also encouraged Burunga residents to build a clean province, emphasizing the importance of collective action and local ownership in these endeavors. He asked them to take the lead, noting, "Il leur a demandé de prendre les devants car les autres provinces sont déjà en avance sur plusieurs plans et en particulier, celui de plantation d’avocats." His visit aimed to invigorate local efforts and foster a sense of shared responsibility for the province's future.
Community Development Efforts
Révérien Ndikuriyo, 1er Vice-président de l’Assemblée nationale, participated in community development work alongside residents of Makamba commune. During the event, Mr. Ndikuriyo addressed participants, specifically civil servants, urging them to engage in development projects beyond their regular salaries. He emphasized the importance of avoiding unproductive activities and instead dedicating efforts to initiatives that contribute to the region's progress. Mr. Ndikuriyo's involvement aimed to show the collective responsibility for local development and to inspire greater participation from all segments of the community in Makamba. He noted that such community-led initiatives are key for laying the groundwork for broader provincial improvements and fostering a culture of active citizenship.
Provincial Development Competition
Révérien Ndikuriyo, 1er Vice-président de l’Assemblée nationale, reminded residents that the five provinces of the country are actively engaged in a development competition. He showed the importance of provincial contributions to national progress. Ndikuriyo noted that this competitive spirit encourages each province to strive for excellence in various development initiatives. He specifically noted that Burunga province currently ranks last regarding the avocado plantation project, urging local communities to intensify their efforts in this area. This emphasis aimed to motivate the province's residents and local authorities to enhance their engagement in agricultural projects and other development activities to improve their standing among the competing provinces. He stressed that a concerted effort from all residents is essential for Burunga to catch up with other provinces and achieve its full developmental potential.
Call for Sustainable Progress
The primary objective of Révérien Ndikuriyo's visit to Makamba commune was to mobilize local residents for development initiatives. Ndikuriyo, 1er Vice-président de l’Assemblée nationale, engaged with the community to encourage their active participation in projects aimed at fostering sustainable progress within the region. The visit sought to rally support and collective effort among the population to implement various development plans. His presence showed a direct appeal for community involvement in advancing the area's economic and social well-being. He reiterated that sustainable progress hinges on the consistent dedication and collaborative spirit of the entire community, from local leaders to individual citizens.
Vision for Burunga Province
The initiatives launched by Révérien Ndikuriyo aimed to begin the beautification of Burunga province, specifically starting with Makamba commune, which serves as the provincial capital. These efforts align with the broader objective of transforming the region into a prosperous area. The focus on Makamba commune shows a strategy to initiate development and aesthetic improvements from the administrative center, potentially setting a precedent for other parts of the province. Ndikuriyo’s visit emphasized collective participation in these projects, encouraging local residents to take ownership of their environment and contribute to its enhancement. This vision for a cleaner, more developed Burunga province, starting with its capital, is intended to inspire a province-wide transformation.