Kisangani, a dynamic city located in the Tshopo province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is facing increasingly pressing security challenges. This was recently highlighted by Fontaine Mangala, the region’s deputy, during a recent meeting at the town hall.
During this meeting, Fontaine Mangala addressed various security issues that the population of Kisangani faces on a daily basis. Among these, the deputy mentioned the urban banditry that is rife in the city, as well as cases of road harassment involving certain state service agents. These worrying phenomena call for concerted and effective action by local and national authorities.
Beyond security issues, Fontaine Mangala also highlighted other important issues for the population of Kisangani. In particular, he addressed the challenges related to access to electricity, the state of urban and rural roads, crucial concerns for the development and well-being of the region’s inhabitants.
The MP highlighted the commitment of the Tshopo caucus of elected officials to defend the interests of citizens in Parliament and to bring their concerns to the national government. This willingness to work in the public interest demonstrates the responsibility and commitment of local representatives to their community.
Faced with these challenges, Delly Likunde, Mayor of Kisangani, assured that concrete measures were underway to combat insecurity and road harassment. He welcomed the initiative of MP Mangala and encouraged close collaboration between local authorities and elected representatives to improve the quality of life of the city’s residents.
In short, the meeting between Fontaine Mangala and Delly Likunde highlights the complex issues facing the city of Kisangani, but also the determination of local stakeholders to work together to find sustainable solutions. It is by working together and showing solidarity that the people of Kisangani will be able to face current challenges and build a better future for all.