Withdrawal of EAC troops: civil society in North Kivu calls on the Government to ensure the security of the population
In alarming news, civil society in North Kivu has expressed concern over the withdrawal of Exercise Africa Combined (EAC) troops from the region. Faced with this situation, she called on the government to take the necessary measures to ensure the safety of the population.
This withdrawal of EAC troops occurs in an already tense and fragile context. The North Kivu region has long been the scene of violence and armed conflict, involving various armed groups. The presence of EAC troops was therefore seen as a measure aimed at strengthening security in this area.
However, with their imminent departure, civil society is concerned about the potential consequences on the population. She fears that this withdrawal will create a security vacuum and lead to an increase in violence. The inhabitants of North Kivu have already suffered too much from armed clashes and it is essential that the government takes concrete measures to protect them.
Civil society therefore calls on the Government to put in place an effective security plan to prevent any risk of instability and violence. This should include the deployment of additional security forces, as well as surveillance and prevention measures against armed groups.
In addition, civil society also calls for strengthened cooperation between local authorities, security forces and the population. It is crucial to establish dialogue and close collaboration to address the security challenges facing the region.
It is important to recognize that security and stability are key factors for the development and well-being of the population. Without this, it is difficult to imagine a prosperous future for North Kivu.
In conclusion, the withdrawal of EAC troops from North Kivu raises serious security concerns. As civil society, it is our duty to ask the Government to take the necessary measures to protect the population. Stability and peace in the region are essential, and this requires an active commitment by the authorities to ensure the security of the inhabitants of North Kivu.