Kinshasa: Army Denies Resurgence of Mobondo Phenomenon in Maluku

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of Congo

Crime & Law

Kinshasa: Army Denies Resurgence of Mobondo Phenomenon in Maluku

The Congolese army denied reports of a resurgence of the Mobondo phenomenon in the Maluku commune of Kinshasa. Military authorities urge the population to remain vigilant and not to panic. No major incidents have been reported, according to security forces.

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