Title: The first official outing of the new Kinshasa Police Commander
Introduction:
The Congolese political scene was recently marked by the first official appearance of deputy commissioner Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba as commander of the Kinshasa City Police. During this event, he accompanied the President of the Republic Félix Tshisekedi during the launch of the construction works of the Cité de Métiers “Musala”. This initiative, funded by the Belgian Embassy in Kinshasa, aims to promote vocational training and combat youth unemployment.
A committed and competent professional:
During his first official outing, Commissioner Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba demonstrated his professionalism by setting up an effective security system to ensure the tranquility of participants in the ceremony. This man of character, fervent Christian and proven intellectual, has promised to make Kinshasa a secure city where residents can go about their business in peace. His determination to hunt down the “Kulunas” testifies to his desire to fight crime and ensure the safety of citizens.
Challenges to overcome:
In taking the reins of the Kinshasa Police, Commissioner Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba faces many challenges. As a cosmopolitan capital, Kinshasa faces complex security issues. The new commander pledges to do his best to preserve order and tranquility in the city so that the inhabitants can carry out their activities in complete safety.
A partnership with Belgium for youth employment:
In parallel with this official release, President Tshisekedi launched construction work on the “Musala” trades centre. This project funded by the Belgian Embassy aims to provide vocational training to young people aged 15 to 25, with particular attention to women. Through this initiative, the Congolese capital hopes to reduce the youth unemployment rate and promote their economic integration.
Conclusion:
The first official release of Deputy Divisional Commissioner Blaise Mbula Kilimba Limba as Kinshasa Police Commander demonstrates his determination to ensure the safety of citizens. Its collaboration with President Tshisekedi and the financial support of the Belgian Embassy for the construction of the Cité de Métiers “Musala” illustrate the commitment of the Congolese government to promote vocational training and youth employment in the capital. Working together, these initiatives will help improve the living conditions of Kinshasa residents and strengthen security in the city