The deterioration of the security situation in Kwamouth, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is a stress factor for the inhabitants of the city of Kinshasa. The conflict between the Teke and Yaka communities continues to claim victims. According to the minutes of the 99th meeting of the Council of Ministers, the repetitive incursions of the Mobondo assailants on the national road number 1, in the commune of Maluku, north-east of Kinshasa, were the basis of the insecure. The government is trying to find solutions, and Christophe Mboso, President of the National Assembly, announced the establishment of a commission to settle the conflict between Teke and Yaka. The latter will be made up of several categories of people including national deputies and senators, members of the central government and many others. In the meantime, the conflict continues to spread through the provinces of Kwilu, Kwango, and Kinshasa. Clashes between the army and the Mobondo militia in Mongata and Batshongo left at least eleven dead, including beheaded soldiers and police.
Faced with this situation, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo called for urgent action to restore security in Kwango. Although the security and defense forces are working hard to restore peace, it is clear that the security situation is precarious. Residents of Kinshasa city, especially those directly affected by the conflict, are increasingly concerned about the escalation of violence.
In addition to this, the Democratic Republic of Congo has to face other problems such as the diversification of its economy, the violent repression of an opposition march, and the revelation of the series of tragic events which endangering the lives of residents.
It is important to remember that the Democratic Republic of Congo is a complex country with many communities and groups that coexist. It is important to find solutions so that all can live together peacefully and prosper