Title: Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba: A new police commander determined to keep Kinshasa safe
Intro: The brand new commander of the Kinshasa City Police, Deputy Commissioner Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba, made his first official appearance alongside President Félix Tshisekedi at the launch of the construction of the Cité de Métiers “Musala”. This event marks the beginning of a promising mandate for Blaise Mbula, who is committed to tracking down criminals and making Kinshasa more secure.
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July 20, 2023 will be remembered as the day the new Kinshasa Police Commander, Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba, officially began his mission. Alongside the President of the Republic Félix Tshisekedi, he participated in the launch of the construction works of the “Musala” trades centre, financed by the Belgian embassy in Kinshasa.
From his first official outing, Blaise Mbula showed his determination to assume his responsibilities by guaranteeing a flawless security system during this ceremony. His presence alongside the President demonstrates his commitment to making Kinshasa a secure city where citizens can go about their business in peace.
Blaise Mbula is known for his firm commitment to fight against the “Kulunas”, these criminals who sow terror in the neighborhoods of Kinshasa. He was quick to promise to hunt them down relentlessly to their last entrenchment. This determination combined with his professionalism promises a secure future for the Congolese capital.
But who is Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba? He is a devout Christian and an informed intellectual, renowned for his poise and honesty. His inspiring profile makes him an exemplary leader to carry out his mission at the head of the Kinshasa Police. With elections approaching in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Blaise Mbula will face significant challenges in this cosmopolitan capital.
In addition to security, Blaise Mbula is also involved in the development of Kinshasa. The construction of the “Musala” trades center is a major project which will contribute to the vocational training of young people aged 15 to 25, as well as to the reduction of unemployment, with particular attention to women.
The “Musala” trades center will complement the initiatives of the Ministry of Vocational Training and Trades, headed by Mrs. Kipulu. With an investment estimated at 10,000,000 euros, the Kin-Emploi project aims to offer new job opportunities and promote the autonomy of young people in Kinshasa.
In conclusion, the arrival of Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba at the head of the Kinshasa Police marks a turning point for the security and development of the city.. His firm commitment to tracking down criminals and his concern for the well-being of the people of Kinshasa are encouraging signs for the future of the Congolese capital