FRIVAO: $2.6 million paid to the Ministry of Justice under Rose Mutombo

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of Congo

Crime & Law

FRIVAO: $2.6 million paid to the Ministry of Justice under Rose Mutombo

The Fund for Reparation of Victims of Illicit Activities of Uganda (FRIVAO) disbursed $2.6 million to the Ministry of Justice under the leadership of Rose Mutombo. This news was reported by Actualite.cd. The payment raises questions about fund management.

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