Unable to attend, Kinshasa Governor Daniel Bumba Lubaki was represented by his minister, who reaffirmed the city's commitment to supporting the RVA in this operation.
"It is necessary to restore state authority and bring things back to normal, in accordance with the vision of the capital's first citizen," he declared.
Following the meeting, an inspection raid was organized on the affected sites, located in the Mbata-Kulusu and Mikondo neighborhoods. These areas, officially registered as RVA concessions, are now occupied by unauthorized homes and infrastructure.
The authorities stressed the urgency of taking action in the coming days. According to them, the presence of these uncontrolled constructions represents a major risk, both to air safety and to local residents.
Mushiya
Actu30 / MCP, mediacongo.net via IMCongo.com
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The Air Transport Authority (RVA) has announced the immediate demolition of the unauthorised constructions erected on the airport easement of Ndjili International Airport. This decision aims to restore state authority and ensure aviation safety.
Meeting on Wednesday, September 24, with the Head of State's Special Advisor on Security, Professor Désiré Cashmir Eberande Kolongele, the Acting Director General of the RVA, Louis Blaise Londole Lokoy, requested the support of the Kinshasa provincial government for this operation. The request was addressed to the provincial Minister of the Environment, Public Cleanliness and Beautification, Léon Mulumba.
Unable to attend, Kinshasa Governor Daniel Bumba Lubaki was represented by his minister, who reaffirmed the city's commitment to supporting the RVA in this operation.
"It is necessary to restore state authority and bring things back to normal, in accordance with the vision of the capital's first citizen," he declared.
Following the meeting, an inspection raid was organized on the affected sites, located in the Mbata-Kulusu and Mikondo neighborhoods. These areas, officially registered as RVA concessions, are now occupied by unauthorized homes and infrastructure.
The authorities stressed the urgency of taking action in the coming days. According to them, the presence of these uncontrolled constructions represents a major risk, both to air safety and to local residents.
Mushiya
Actu30 / MCP, mediacongo.net via IMCongo.com
