Furthermore, this measure also aims to improve the working and studying conditions of teachers, students and administrative staff, said Esperança da Costa, cited by Angop.
At the time, she said that the provincial government has already identified a new site where a new infrastructure will be built that is more appropriate to meet the needs of the courses that will be offered.
During her working day in Bengo, Esperança da Costa began by holding a courtesy meeting with the governor of Bengo, Maria Antónia Nelumba.
According to a statement from the provincial government of Bengo, to which VerAngola had access, on Thursday, a meeting followed with the local government, where Maria Antónia Nelumba summarized the current socio-economic state of the province.
"The biggest highlights were the major constraints in the education, health, energy and water, environment and infrastructure sectors", says the note.
In this regard, the governor "requested the vice-president's advocacy to influence the construction of the second phase of integrated infrastructure in Caxito, as a solution to counteract the dramatic situation experienced during the recent rains, whose harmful results are still felt by the population displaced from their homes".
Her calendar included a meeting with women's associations based in Bengo, "with the aim of listening to women and encouraging them to continue working for the advancement of their families and the country".
Esperança da Costa also carried out visits to the "Hospital Municipal do Dande (Heróis de Caxito), in the areas of HIV/AIDS and major endemic diseases, to the Escola Superior Pedagógica do Bengo, to the Instituto Técnico de Saúde, to the Complexo Escolar do Ensino Especial, to the Kimamuenho magisterium and, finally, the Instituto Superior Politécnico do Bengo".
For this Friday, her agenda included an assessment of the water sector in Dande, ending with the planting of mangroves in the commune of Barra do Dande.
