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Security forces in the city of Goma have carried out a curfew operation to combat growing crime in the city. Nearly 50 people suspected of being criminals were arrested in the neighborhoods of Karisimbi and Goma with weapons and drugs in their possession. The operation also aims to fight against moral depravity in the city. This action could be the start of a series of measures to reduce crime in the city.
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The article relates the case of national deputy Edouard Mwangachuchu, suspected of having links with the rebels of the M23, which raises serious concerns in a country already plagued by political, ethnic and armed tensions. Weapons of war were discovered in the residence of the deputy as well as in the premises of his company SMB. The situation remains unstable in some provinces of the country but the Congolese government seems determined to strengthen the army to protect the safety of citizens and foreign nationals on Congolese soil.
Congolese political opponents, led by leaders such as Fayulu, Matata, Katumbi and Sesanga, have come together to protest against the regime in power and the alleged preparation of cheating for the upcoming presidential elections. Despite the use of force to prevent them from gathering, the opposition continues to fight for free and credible elections, essential for the future of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The provincial deputy, Olivier Tombé, proposed an edit aimed at protecting the environment in the province of Kasaï in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This is the first bill for the management of rainwater and domestic effluents in this region. The objective is to strengthen practices to limit negative impacts on the environment and to raise public awareness of collaboration. This is a major step forward for the province of Kasaï and an awareness in terms of sustainable development.
The Minister of Industry of the Democratic Republic of Congo has launched the Industrialization Master Plan (PDI) which aims to diversify the country’s economy by creating jobs and stimulating growth. The first stage of the social dialogue took place in Kinsenso, where the Minister presented the key measures of the project, including the development of Special Economic Zones. Similar discussions will take place in other municipalities to raise awareness of this ambitious project.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is preparing for the December 2023 elections despite a tense political context. Prime Minister Sama Lukonde met with the CENI President to discuss government support in setting up the electoral calendar. The CENI carried out an external audit of the electoral register which was qualified as reliable. The various stakeholders are preparing for the crucial electoral deadlines. At the same time, the Congolese opposition is seeking to unite to make its voice heard.
The new commander of the MONUSCO force in the DRC, Lieutenant-General Miranda Filho, went for the first time to Bunia, capital of Ituri, to ensure the safety of the population against attacks by groups armed. He praised the cooperation between the FARDC and MONUSCO and underlined that the joint operations between the two forces will reduce insecurity in Ituri and in other provinces of the country. Governor N’kashama called for a resumption of operations to counter all armed groups, local and foreign.
This article reports on the worrying situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly in the provinces of Kwango and Mai-Ndombe, where an inter-ethnic conflict between the Teke and the Yaka has led to the death of several people. The Congolese government puts forward the thesis of political manipulation aimed at weakening the authority of the State, while the Catholic Church points the finger at the “bloody invisible hands” behind these conflicts. President Tshisekedi recently reinforced the Congolese army to respond to the hegemonic ambitions of Rwanda, which he accuses of being at the origin of this conflict. Moreover, the province of Kasai is also plagued by shenanigans and immobility, hampering its economic development. The situation is serious, but awareness on the part of both the population and the State is an important step towards change and the DRC must now work for unity and national reconciliation to emerge from this crisis.
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo accuses the militant group M23, supported by the Rwandan army, of reinforcing its positions near the town of Goma in preparation for an imminent attack. However, Congolese authorities also revealed that Yaka Mobondo insurgents were successfully hunted down in Kwango province. In addition, the country is striving to reduce the deficit in social housing thanks to the arrival of Pascaline Zamuda as deputy director of FONHAB, while the opposition continues to make its voice heard in the face of the crisis.