Kwilu: Five Presumed Armed Bandits on Trial in Bulungu for Alleged Terrorism

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: June 11, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Crime & Law

Kwilu: Five Presumed Armed Bandits on Trial in Bulungu for Alleged Terrorism

Since June 10, 2026, five suspected armed bandits accused of terrorism are being tried in a mobile court at Kikoti village, Bulungu territory (Kwilu). The hearing is presided over by Captain Magistrate Bujitu Roc, with the prosecution represented by Sub-Lieutenant Magistrate Kasende Kas. The defendants, including Ngadima alias Trezeguet, Mubunda Jules, Mawenena Mitterand, Masumbuku Degaul, and Mputu Schadrac, are appearing with their lawyers. The case was adjourned to June 11 for continued examination and pleadings.

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