Fatshimetrie, a renowned news site, recently reported a shocking incident that occurred at the Lubunga Institute in Kisangani, Democratic Republic of Congo. On the night of Sunday to Monday, unidentified individuals committed a theft by taking away more than six computers and printers belonging to the school.
This news sparked outrage within the local community, and was relayed by members of civil society, including Me Prince Héritier Isomela, president of the organization “Sauti ya Lubunga”. According to the information gathered, the prefect of studies of the Institute quickly took measures by organizing a meeting with local authorities, representatives of the parents of students, as well as teachers to discuss actions to be taken to secure the computer equipment of the establishment.
During this meeting, strategies were discussed to strengthen the security of the property of the Lubunga Institute, faced with an unfortunate case of theft. A sentry was even arrested for the purposes of the investigation, giving hope for a resolution to this case.
This event highlights the rise in insecurity in the city of Kisangani, where acts of theft and robbery have become commonplace. The incident at the Lubunga Institute underlines the importance for local authorities to take effective measures to combat crime and ensure the protection of property and citizens.
Ultimately, this act of vandalism underlines the urgency of action to secure schools and prevent such incidents in the future. Let us hope that the measures taken by local authorities will put an end to this wave of crime and ensure a safe environment for all residents of Kisangani.