The association Kimvuka 10, focused on the development of the Masi-Manimba territory, was presented in Kinshasa on September 27, 2026. The ceremony, organized by nationals of the area, took place in Gombe, north of Kinshasa. The association aims to bring together individuals who share a common goal of contributing to the development of Masi-Manimba and the well-being of its population.
According to Djo Robert Nkangufu, Secretary General of Kimvuka 10, the association's goal is to promote sustainable, solidarity-based, and participatory development in the territory. The association is driven by values of solidarity, social justice, equality, education, and entrepreneurship. Nkangufu emphasized that the association's creation is a collective responsibility to shape the future of Masi-Manimba.
The name "Kimvuka 10" translates to "together" in French and represents the ten sectors that make up the Masi-Manimba territory. The association's creation is a result of the need for collective action to drive development in the area. Nkangufu explained that the association's founders believe that the territory's development is dependent on the awareness, creativity, and combined energies of its youth.
The Masi-Manimba territory, located in Kwilu province, was officially recognized on July 1, 1935. The territory comprises ten sectors, four rural communes, 88 groupings, and 1,555 villages, covering an area of 14,327 square kilometers. The association aims to bring together individuals from the territory and beyond to contribute to its development.
The launch of Kimvuka 10 has sparked interest among locals and development stakeholders. The association's focus on sustainable and participatory development aligns with the needs of the territory. According to Nkangufu, the association is open to partnering with individuals and organizations willing to contribute to the development of Masi-Manimba.
The association's founders believe that collective action is essential for driving development in the territory. Kimvuka 10's goals include promoting education, entrepreneurship, and social justice. The association also aims to provide a platform for the youth to contribute to the development of their territory.
The launch of Kimvuka 10 marks a significant step towards promoting development in the Masi-Manimba territory. The association's success will depend on its ability to mobilize resources and support from stakeholders. Key to its success will be the involvement of the local community and the effective implementation of its development plans.
Key points
- The association Kimvuka 10 aims to promote sustainable and participatory development in the Masi-Manimba territory.
- The association is driven by values of solidarity, social justice, equality, education, and entrepreneurship.
- The territory of Masi-Manimba comprises ten sectors, four rural communes, 88 groupings, and 1,555 villages.
