Kwilu: Enhanced security in Kahundji after land conflict, army reports 2 dead and 14 injured

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: September 16, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Kwilu: Enhanced security in Kahundji after land conflict, army reports 2 dead and 14 injured

Security has been strengthened in Kahundji, Kwilu province, following a land conflict with the village of Mampungu over the Lutete forest. This conflict has already resulted in two deaths and 14 injuries, according to the 11th military region. The FARDC have deployed to restore peace and have recovered weapons. The military spokesperson urges residents to avoid any escalation of tensions.

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