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Checkpoints: “We are going to dismantle all the barriers,” the Governor pledges

Before the provincial MPs on Thursday 29 October, Paulin Lendongolia Lebabonga announced that the dismantling of checkpoints inherited from the previous administration would continue.

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Checkpoints: “We are going to dismantle all the barriers,” the Governor pledges

Questioned on Thursday 29 October by members of the Provincial Assembly of Tshopo, Governor Paulin Lendongolia Lebabonga addressed the issue of checkpoints.

“We are going to dismantle all the barriers.”

Paulin Lendongolia Lebabonga, Governor of Tshopo

According to the Governor, these checkpoints were inherited from the previous administration, and several have already been removed. The operation will continue.

He nevertheless justified keeping certain legal checkpoints on security grounds.