Kinshasa, August 17th, 2026 (CPA).- The Synergy of Notables and Associations ofGrand Kasaï (SYNAGK) carried out on Sunday in Kisantu, in Kongo-Central, the restructuring and moral revitalisation of its local committee, as well as its official inauguration with the presentation of the articles of association and membership cards, the CPa learnt on Monday.
“We must organise ourselves to comply with our association’s statutory and regulatory provisions so that we can work effectively for the community,” has said Francis Kuamba, General-Secretary-of SYNAGK, an organisation led by Mr Denis Kambayi.
This event, organised as part of a major special general meeting, aimed to restructure the committee, officially install it, hand over the articles of association and issue membership cards to members who met the membership criteria. The General-Secretary called on members to get involved, to attend meetings regularly and to strengthen SYNAGK’s presence on social media, whilst also announcing an awareness-raising tour of the provinces in the Greand Kasai region.
Turning to political issues, Mr Kuamba urged members to support the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, and to raise awareness within the community regarding the issue of constitutional reform. “We must support the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, and raise awareness within our community about current political issues, particularly the question of constitutional reform,” he has emphasised.
He also stressed on the importance of membership fees, which are considered an essential resource for the association’s operation and the funding of its activities, whilst calling for the funds to be managed for the benefit of the community.
A decision dated August 14th, 2026, appointing the committee members was read out during the ceremony. Pastor Vincent Kamba was introduced as president, alongside several vice-presidents responsible, in particular, for Kasaï-Oriental, Kasaï-Central, Sankuru, Lomami and Kasaï. The meeting concluded with a call for unity, mobilisation and adherence to SYNAGK’s statutes.