After 17 months in operation instead of the 12 initially planned, a first portion of the troops of the Senegalese Formed Police Unit (SENFPU 13) left Goma, North Kivu and Bunia, Ituri, to return to their home country.
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135 elements of the Senegalese gendarmerie, including 38 women, constituting SENFPU 14, arriving in the DRC to take over from their colleagues at the end of their mission. Photo MONUSCO/Marylène Seguy

LEILA ZERROUGUI: "Monusco is not there to support those who destabilize the Country"

Jonas Byaruanga: How my life of a jobless young man was changed by MONUSCO. Photo MONUSCO/JEAN-TOBIE OKALA

South-Kivu: Uvira's women leaders renew their confidence in MONUSCO. Photo MONUSCO/Jean-Tobie Okala

MONUSCO's quick-impact project consists of the expansion of the existing delivery room and the construction of a neonatology room and an emergency unit within the PNC health centre in Goma. Photo MONUSCO / Ado Abdou

Bunia central prison provided with a fence wall and two watchtowers. Photo MONUSCO

Fight against land conflicts: Kasenyi Land Brigade equipped with an administrative building. Photo MONUSCO/

North Kivu: MONUSCO has Assessed Security Situation in South Lubero in a bid to provide an appropriate response. Photo MONUSCO/Michael ALI

Bunia: The United Nations Mission has organized an awareness-raising session on respect for human rights for the actors involved in the fight against Covid-19. Photo MONUSCO/Ezechiel Muzalia

MONUSCO regrets the death of the United Nations Police sector leader in Kinshasa.