DRC General Census: In Kinshasa, Neighborhood Chiefs Call on Residents to Cooperate

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 16, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Society & Lifestyle
DRC General Census: In Kinshasa, Neighborhood Chiefs Call on Residents to Cooperate

Census mapping for the DRC’s second General Population and Housing Census is continuing in the Kingabwa, Ndanu and Industriel neighborhoods of Limete, Kinshasa. Industriel neighborhood chief Mayundo Kwezi Isidore urged residents to welcome and cooperate with census workers, saying the data will help the government assess needs, including for schools and health facilities. Mapping teams explained their work to households and also visited churches, shops and a health center in Ndanu, stressing that the operation is free. Information is relayed through street and locality leaders to neighborhood officials.

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