Kinshasa: 'Pity!', Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo laments the state of Mokali road in Kimbanseke

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: May 3, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Kinshasa: 'Pity!', Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo laments the state of Mokali road in Kimbanseke

Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo expressed his despair over the deplorable state of the Mokali road in Kimbanseke, highlighting the difficulties faced by the residents of this area. He called on the authorities to take urgent measures to improve road infrastructure. This situation underscores the access and mobility issues affecting the daily lives of Congolese people.

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