The initiative of operation “Tsunguza Djirani” proposed by the president of the Urban Youth Council of Beni, Dalzon Mikundi, to pacify the region of Beni, in North Kivu, constitutes a significant step in the fight against insecurity which is prevalent in this area. This innovative approach aims to establish an intelligence system based on a participatory approach, giving the local population a central role in the collection and transmission of information to counter the activities of armed groups.
Dalzon Mikundi, a committed lawyer and representative of local youth, was able to highlight the importance of involving citizens in the management of security within their community. By proposing this operation, he intends to give the inhabitants of Beni real power of action and decision in securing their environment. This participatory approach offers a promising alternative to traditional methods of policing, by promoting close collaboration between local authorities and the civilian population.
The meeting between Dalzon Mikundi and the new commander of the Sokola 1 Grand Nord operational sector highlighted the need to actively involve young people and local associations in efforts to pacify the region. By joining forces and resources, these civil society actors can significantly contribute to restoring confidence and security in a region heavily affected by insecurity and armed violence.
Operation “Tsunguza Djirani” thus embodies real hope for the population of Beni, by offering a concrete and participatory framework for action to fight effectively against armed groups and restore a climate of peace and serenity in the region. By highlighting collaboration and citizen mobilization, this initiative marks a turning point in the way security challenges are addressed, by placing the aspirations and needs of local communities at the heart of strategies to prevent and combat insecurity.
Thus, the “Tsunguza Djirani” operation appears to be an example of good practice in urban security and community risk management. By encouraging citizen engagement and promoting the role of young people in building a more peaceful and inclusive society, it opens the way to new forms of local governance and cooperation between public and private actors. Dalzon Mikundi and the initiators of this operation deserve to be saluted for their vision and their determination to positively transform the security reality of Beni and to build together a more secure and prosperous future for all..
The road towards the total pacification of Beni may seem long and strewn with pitfalls, but the hope aroused by the “Tsunguza Djirani” operation testifies to the will and capacity of local communities to overcome the challenges facing their path. By cultivating solidarity, responsibility and mutual trust, the inhabitants of Beni can work hand in hand to build a better and more secure future for present and future generations.