A new decree published on July 18, 2023 by the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Interior, Security and Customary Affairs unveiled the list of new heads of sector in the territories of North Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These changes of command in the sectoral administration testify to a renewal in local governance and the importance given to good management of the various provinces of the country.
The territory of Beni, located in North Kivu, sees the arrival of new heads of sector. In the Ruwenzori sector, Kasereka Mapathi Japhet takes command, thus replacing Mr. Boozi Sindiwako Bin Vuhaka who exercised his functions for more than 12 years. In the Beni-Mbau sector, Kakule Bulembo Pascal succeeds Paluku Lumande Remy.
These appointments are not only administrative changes, they also represent a desire for renewal to improve local governance and meet the expectations of the populations. The new heads of sector will have to face many challenges, such as security, economic and social development, as well as the preservation of customs and traditions.
It is important to underline that these changes of heads of sector will only come into effect in the provinces under a state of siege after the lifting of this exceptional measure. This demonstrates the will of the authorities to strengthen security and restore stability in these regions.
The appointment of new heads of sector therefore represents an important step in the management of public affairs at the local level. This makes it possible to promote a renewal in governance and bring new perspectives for the development of the provinces. It remains to be seen how these new leaders will carry out their duties and how they will contribute to improving the lives of citizens in their respective sectors.
In conclusion, the appointments of new heads of sector in North Kivu testify to a desire for renewal and improvement of local governance. These changes also reflect a desire to meet the expectations of the populations and to promote the development of the provinces. It remains to be hoped that these new managers will be able to meet the challenges that await them and contribute to a better future for the citizens of their sector.