Godé Mpoy Kadima: 'Under Ngobila and me, there were no robberies in Kinshasa'

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Godé Mpoy Kadima: 'Under Ngobila and me, there were no robberies in Kinshasa'

Godé Mpoy Kadima, former governor of Kinshasa, claims that during his joint tenure with Gentiny Ngobila, the Congolese capital was free of robberies. This statement comes amid a rise in insecurity in Kinshasa.

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