Military harassment in Kasenga territory: the concern of Mwansha residents
For several days, the residents of Mwansha, located in Kasenga territory, have been facing recurring unrest caused by military harassment. The local population is forced to live in fear and uncertainty, sometimes having to abandon their homes to escape these acts of violence perpetrated by armed men.
Civil society is warning of the worrying situation experienced by the inhabitants of the region. The military is accused of stealing the property of local populations, thus spreading terror among villagers who have no choice but to flee their homes to take refuge in the bush. The villages of Kanikabishi, Kakele, Kakensa, Nsunga, Bwimbe are particularly affected by these acts of harassment, thus destabilizing the entire region.
Aladin Kabika, coordinator of the civil society of Kasenga, calls on the local authorities on the urgency of the situation. He calls for the immediate withdrawal of the incriminated soldiers, arguing that they have failed in their mission to protect the populations. Peace and tranquility must be restored in this region ravaged by acts of extortion and violence.
Faced with this alarming situation, the head of the Mwansha group and the administrator of the Kasenga territory confirm these harassments and call for concrete measures to put an end to them. The competent authorities are called upon to take the necessary measures and ensure the safety of the inhabitants of the region.
It is essential that the competent authorities take immediate measures to put an end to these acts of military harassment and guarantee the safety of the populations of Mwansha. Peace and stability are essential foundations for the development of any community, and it is imperative that no citizen lives in fear and uncertainty.