Huye
District is set to acquire a state-of-the-art bus park in an investment
officials believe will help transform the image of the district and
boost the transport sector. The park, which is being constructed just at
the entrance of Huye town, is set to be unveiled by the end of
February, according to the developers. The Rwf4.5 billion facility is an
investment by the Kigali Veteran Cooperative Society (KVCS), a
cooperative that brings together retired soldiers and members of the
Reserve Force.
The
park described by many as ‘possibly the most modern car park in
Rwanda’, will have a parking capacity of at least 200 vehicles.
It
will include three parking areas, several multi-storied commercial
buildings with at least 81 shops, restaurants, administration blocks,
hotel, a petrol station, car wash and internet cafes, among others.
It
will also be equipped with surveillance cameras for enhanced security
as well as hi-speed wi-fi for travellers. Construction activities for
the first phase which comprises most of the facilities, are already in
their final phase. The second and last phase will see the construction
of a four-storey building which will house shops as well as a hotel.
Huye District mayor Eugene Kayiranga Muzuka told The New Times that once
complete, the car park will help boost the economy of the district
while at the same time mainstream the transport sector.
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