Vally Amisi case: Nearly two months after his arrest in Brazzaville, what is the status of the Mukena Mwepu Benie case?

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Crime & Law
Vally Amisi case: Nearly two months after his arrest in Brazzaville, what is the status of the Mukena Mwepu Benie case?

Nearly two months after Mukena Mwepu Benie was arrested in Brazzaville in connection with the murder of sports entrepreneur Vally Amisi, Congolese Justice Minister Guillaume Ngefa said his extradition depends on judicial cooperation between the DRC and the Republic of the Congo. At a press briefing on October 22, 2026, he expressed sympathy for the victim’s family and noted that the suspect had been arrested outside DRC territory. Ngefa said he had met his counterpart in Brazzaville to revive a judicial cooperation agreement that, according to him, had never been implemented since 1978.

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