Haut-Lomami: a 85-bed hospital built by former Kuluna opens its doors in Kaniama Kasese

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Haut-Lomami: a 85-bed hospital built by former Kuluna opens its doors in Kaniama Kasese

A 85-bed hospital has been inaugurated in Kaniama Kasese, built by former members of the Kuluna, a group of youths often associated with violence. This project aims to improve access to healthcare in the Haut-Lomami region. The former Kuluna, having turned their lives around, are committed to this initiative to positively contribute to their community.

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