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Stalls burned by police along the RN5 and overcrowded markets
The stalls set up along the RN5, which is under construction, were destroyed and burned by the police, and the traders were sent back to the markets. They reply that the Mulongwe and Maendeleo markets have been overcrowded since floods damaged them, and they are asking for new markets.
Received Not taken in charge after 48 h
- Received13/06/2026
- Taken in chargeWaiting
- ResolvedWaiting
- 153days since the request
- —to be taken in charge
- —to be resolved
- —resident’s satisfaction
What was reported
The stalls set up along the RN5, which is under construction, were destroyed and burned by the police, and the traders were sent back to the markets. They reply that the Mulongwe and Maendeleo markets have been overcrowded since floods damaged them, and they are asking for new markets.
Translated by the AI assistant.
Original text
Les étalages installés le long de la RN5 en construction ont été détruits et brûlés par la police, et les commerçants renvoyés vers les marchés. Ils répondent que les marchés Mulongwe et Maendeleo sont saturés depuis que des inondations les ont endommagés, et demandent de nouveaux marchés.
Reported by Kalunga Josephine Candy
What the City did
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13/06/2026 07:00 · Received
Problème signalé par Kalunga Josephine Candy (veille citoyenne par Initiative pour la Gouvernance de Proximité, CERC).
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