Title: Kinshasa neighborhood leaders called to fight against the Kuluna phenomenon
Introduction :
In the city of Kinshasa, the Kuluna phenomenon is wreaking havoc, jeopardizing the safety of the inhabitants. Aware of the extent of this situation, the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the Interior, Security and Customary Affairs, Peter Kazadi, recently met with the heads of Tshangu districts to raise their awareness and call on them to act against this phenomenon. This article will address the main points discussed during this meeting and will highlight the importance of the role of neighborhood leaders in the fight against insecurity.
Restore state authority through the involvement of neighborhood leaders:
Deputy Prime Minister Kazadi stressed that the government’s mission is to restore the authority of the state, and for this it is essential to combat the insecurity that is often linked to the absence of this authority. He reminded the heads of neighborhoods that they are the representatives of the State in their communities and appealed to them for more patriotism in the accomplishment of their mission. He stressed that the Kuluna phenomenon, where young people commit acts of violence, is worrying and requires a strong response from local authorities.
An essential responsibility in the development of the country:
The heads of neighborhoods were reminded of their key role in the administration of the population. They are on the front line to fight against the insecurity that is rampant in their neighborhoods. Deputy Prime Minister Kazadi stressed the importance of their vigilance and responsibility in the development of the country. He also encouraged harmonious collaboration with the police forces to enhance the effectiveness of security actions.
The demands of the heads of neighborhoods:
The neighborhood leaders used this opportunity to express their needs and concerns. They pleaded for the restoration of the system for granting residence permits, which would allow better control of the arrival of new people in their neighborhoods and facilitate the identification of suspicious individuals. They also insisted on the importance of strengthening cooperation between them and the security forces, for a better fight against insecurity.
Conclusion :
The meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Kazadi and the heads of Tshangu neighborhoods highlighted the urgency of fighting against the Kuluna phenomenon and strengthening security in the city of Kinshasa. The heads of neighborhoods were urged to fully exercise their role as representatives of the State and to collaborate actively with the security forces to guarantee the tranquility of the inhabitants. These actions are essential to restore the authority of the State and promote the development of the country