The fight against urban crime in Goma, North Kivu, DRC, remains a top concern for authorities and residents. With a rise in criminal activities like kidnappings and assassinations, the city faces significant security challenges. Colonel Mungu Akonkwa Matabisi Mokili warns of external forces fostering unrest to destabilize the region.
Colonel Mungu Akonkwa, a security governance expert, points out a deliberate strategy to sow discord and weaken societal bonds. Drawing parallels to past divides, he urges vigilance against attempts to discredit authorities and security forces. Urban crime not only leads to human loss but also erodes trust in institutions, hindering progress and peace in Goma.
A unified response involving civil society and international cooperation is essential to combat the threat. To address urban crime effectively, a multi-faceted approach including prevention, enforcement, and rehabilitation must be adopted. Strengthening law enforcement, raising awareness, and improving judicial processes are key to restoring security and faith in the community.
In conclusion, combating destabilization efforts in Goma requires collective action and coordination. By standing united against external manipulation, Goma’s residents can tackle challenges and strive for a safer and prosperous future.
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