Deputy Jules Mumbere questions the RVA on the rehabilitation of Mavivi airport

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Deputy Jules Mumbere questions the RVA on the rehabilitation of Mavivi airport

National Deputy Jules Mumbere Mathe has questioned the Civil Aviation Authority (RVA) regarding the rehabilitation of Mavivi airport, which was severely damaged by a fire. He expressed concerns about the halt in rehabilitation work and the precarious conditions under which the airport currently operates, lacking offices for travel formalities. Mumbere also requested clarifications on the causes of the fire and the security measures to be implemented to prevent future incidents.

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