**Fatshimetrie: The new faces of the Senate of the province of Maniema in 2024**
In the heart of the province of Maniema, the political landscape takes on a new face with the election of senators this Monday, April 29, 2024. In a combined governor and senators ballot, organized by the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) in the plenary room from Kindu, four personalities emerge as the new representatives of the people in the provincial Senate.
Among them, Omana Pitika Pascal stands out for his experience as former deputy minister of planning in the Lukonde II government. With his vision and his commitment to the development of the province, he obtained the trust of his peers with a total of 5 votes, thus propelling him to the rank of senator.
Alongside him, Afani Idrissa Mangala, the current interim governor of Maniema, also obtained the recognition of his peers by gathering 4 votes. His in-depth knowledge of local issues and his determination to serve the interests of the population make him an essential figure on the provincial political scene.
Kalumba Mwana Ngongo, former minister of transport, was also elected senator with 4 votes. Its expertise in the field of infrastructure and its desire to promote the economic development of Maniema make it a key player for the future of the province.
Finally, Faustin Luanga, itinerant ambassador, received the confidence of his peers with 3 votes, offering him a place in the provincial Senate. His knowledge of international relations and his ability to represent the province with dignity on the international scene make him a valuable asset for Maniema.
These four personalities, from different backgrounds but driven by the same desire to serve the general interest, embody the new political wave that is coming to Maniema. Their election marks the start of a new era for the province, where commitment, competence and vision will be the drivers of change.
On this historic day, all eyes are on these new senators, called to work for the well-being and development of the province of Maniema. Their mission is great and the challenges are numerous, but it is with determination and hope that they begin this new chapter of their political commitment in the service of the population.