Africazine:
The restoration of Addis Ababa’s rivers marks a significant milestone in urban development.
Mayor Ms. Adanech Abiebie announced the progress of the Kebena and Ginfle riverside development projects, which aim to revitalize degraded areas into green spaces. The 19-kilometer Kebena project is nearing completion, featuring modern amenities and improved environmental conditions.
Transforming Addis Ababa’s Riverbanks into Green Spaces
The restoration efforts focus on turning polluted sites into vibrant areas for the community. The Mayor emphasized the importance of modern walkways, sports facilities, and clean water channels in promoting a sustainable environment. The revitalization of these rivers is seen as a generational achievement, showcasing the city’s commitment to ecological restoration.
Indigenous trees have been planted along the riverbanks, contributing to cleaner air and enhancing the overall health of the environment. This transformation not only beautifies the city but also provides recreational opportunities for residents.
Addis Ababa: Key figures on river restoration
- 19-kilometer Kebena project
Infrastructure Developments and Investment Opportunities
The projects include the construction of water dams, bridges, and modern pedestrian and bicycle paths. These developments are designed to ensure sustainable urban growth and improve the quality of life for residents. The Mayor highlighted the potential for real estate and hotel investments in the area, inviting knowledgeable investors to seize this unique opportunity.
Next Steps in the Restoration Project
- Completion of the Kebena project
- Continued development of sports facilities and green spaces
- Engagement with investors for real estate opportunities
The restoration of Addis Ababa’s rivers is a transformative step towards a greener, healthier city.
