In Goma in January 2025, Sergeant Matias Reyes repeatedly braved heavy gunfire and rescued wounded Congolese soldiers.
The pavilion was built with the support of MONUSCO to facilitate medical care for detainees.
A workshop organized by MONUSCO brought together around sixty women from Beni, Butembo, and Lubero.
These vehicles will be used to transport the teams involved in the response to the Ebola outbreak.
The new firing range meets an operational need expressed by the FARDC, particularly for units that have already been trained.
Construction work on the expansion of the Beni Courthouse, in North Kivu province, began on Thursday, May 21, 2016. The project is financed by the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) as part of a Quick Impact Project (QIP) worth 60,000 US dollars. The project aims to improve working conditions for magistrates and strengthen the functioning of the judicial system in a province still…
The United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has equipped four radio stations in Ituri province with solar energy systems and broadcasting equipment, as part of a Quick Impact Project (QIP) worth a total of 50,000 US dollars. The beneficiary radio stations are Radio Sauti Ya Injili (RSI), Radio Candip, Radio Tempête de Kasenyi (RTK), and the Congolese National Radio and Television (RTNC)…
On the ground, the Blue Helmets are also stepping up awareness-raising efforts among the population.
The United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO), through its Mine Action Service (UNMAS), has inaugurated in Beni, the provisional capital of North Kivu, the country’s very first Demining Training Center. It represents a major milestone in strengthening national demining capacities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Located at the MONUSCO base in Mavivi, about ten kilometers from downtown Beni, the center…
Last week in Kinshasa, the MONUSCO police (UNPOL) trained twenty Congolese judicial police officers on handling cases related to gender-based sexual violence. From May 11 to 15, the participants notably learned how to draft official reports, identify offenses, conduct targeted interviews, and collaborate effectively with magistrates in order to streamline the processing of sexual violence cases. According to the organizers, the objective is to…