Kinshasa, June 10th, 2021 (CPA).– The situation of persistent crisis in Sankuru province was on Thursday at the center of exchanges between the president of the Senate, Modeste Bahati Lukwebo, and a delegation of the national elected and senators of this province, received at the Palace of the people.
The national elected and senators of this province of Grand Kasai, led by Lambert Mende Omalanga, national elected and president of CCU party, took this opportunity to discuss with the president of the upper chamber of parliament, on this issue which deserves close attention.
In this regard, Sankuru delegation requested the wisdom of the president of the « chamber of the wise » of the Congolese parliament to put an end to this crisis which is at the base of a malaise paralyzing an entire administrative entity.
Modeste Bahati Lukwebo called on all to be sincere. « It is not by wanting to crush others that we will succeed; we must each surpass himself, he insisted.
At the end of this meeting, possible solutions were proposed, said the cabinet of the President of the Senate, adding that the daughters and sons of Sankuru must still meet between themselves before coming back to Modeste Bahati with proposals concrete to materialize the conclusions of these interviews.
In addition, the interim governor of Lualaba province, Fifi Masuka, also made with Modeste Bahati the state of play of his province to the president of the Senate, according to the same source. The Upper House of Parliament being the emanation of the provinces, the head of the administration of Lualaba welcomes the increase in revenue, she said, according to the vision of the President of the Republic Felix Antoine Tshisekedi.
Community leaders from Nord Kivu received by the Senate
In addition, the President of the Senate, Modeste Bahati Lukwebo, spoke on Thursday, at the People’s Palace, of the management of the natural disaster that occurred in Goma, following the volcanic eruption of Nyiragongo, during the hearing that he granted the same day to a delegation of community leaders from this part of the country, led by the national deputy, Juvenal Munobo.
Together, the President of the Senate and his hosts, examined for this purpose the measures to be taken to avoid being surprised by such events.
According to the communication unit of the cabinet of the President of the Senate, he had a discussion with community leaders « with broken sticks », before proposing some possible solutions, in particular on the care of victims of the volcanic eruption. of Nyiragongo. ACP/Nkiere
