Joseph Moïse Kambulu Returns to Kananga as Governor of Kasaï Central
Joseph Moïse Kambulu, the governor of Kasaï Central, made his return to Kananga, the provincial capital, earlier this Friday morning. His arrival was met with a warm reception from various social and political groups who had gathered to welcome him back. This homecoming comes after Governor Kambulu was called back to Kinshasa by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Interior for consultations.
Controversial Remarks and Recalled Consultation
Governor Kambulu’s return to Kananga was met with some speculation due to the circumstances surrounding his recall to Kinshasa. Following a press briefing in Kananga during President Tshisekedi’s visit, where Governor Kambulu made comments critical of the state of the province, the Deputy Prime Minister called him to return for consultations. The governor had expressed concerns about the lack of development in the province, stating, “Nothing is being done in the province. We are an abandoned province.” Despite Minister Muyaya’s attempts to urge Governor Kambulu to reconsider his statements, the recall was issued.
Reception in Kananga
Upon his return to Kananga, Governor Kambulu was met with a mix of support and scrutiny from the local community. The welcoming committee included representatives from various social and political groups, all eager to hear more about the governor’s discussions in Kinshasa. The governor’s future plans and strategies for addressing the challenges facing Kasaï Central are now in the spotlight as residents await further updates.
Looking Ahead
As Governor Kambulu settles back into his role in Kasaï Central, all eyes are on him to see how he will navigate the aftermath of his controversial remarks and subsequent recall. The province’s residents are hopeful that his return will bring about positive change and renewed focus on addressing the pressing issues that have been raised. Only time will tell how Governor Kambulu’s leadership will shape the future of Kasaï Central.