Provincial MP Trésor Lukusa recently highlighted a land dispute that is tearing apart the inhabitants of the Bakua Ndaya and Badiambelu groups in Tshitolu, in the Katanda territory, in the Kasai-Oriental province. This worrying situation has given rise to community tensions, leading to acts of violence that have had devastating consequences for the local populations.
During a consolation visit organized on Saturday, December 7, Trésor Lukusa launched an urgent appeal for appeasement and a peaceful resolution of this conflict. As an elected representative of Tshitolo, Katanda, he stressed the importance of fraternity and collaboration between the different communities for the well-being and development of the region. The violence and destruction caused by this land dispute only hinder the progress and development of the region, thus depriving its inhabitants of a promising future.
This land conflict has displaced many residents, leaving them homeless and vulnerable. The humanitarian consequences are profound, exacerbating the already precarious living conditions of these communities. It is urgent that concrete and sustainable measures are taken to end this crisis and allow residents to regain a semblance of stability and security.
Trésor Lukusa clearly stressed that the development of the region is hampered by these internal discords, highlighting the urgency of finding peaceful and concerted solutions to end this conflict. He called on the parties involved to show understanding, tolerance and to work together to build a better future for all.
In conclusion, it is imperative that local authorities, community leaders and residents themselves engage in constructive and inclusive dialogue to resolve this land conflict in a peaceful and sustainable manner. Peace and solidarity are the keys to a harmonious and prosperous development of the Tshitolu region, and it is important that everyone contributes to building a better future for all.