Rwandan and Congolese governors of the neighbouring Western Province and North Kivu Province, respectively, held a meeting Monday, November 2, and resolved to further enhance cross-border trade while also stepping up measures to contain the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Alphonse Munyentwali, Governor of the Western Province, told The New Times that the meeting with his North Kivu counterpart, Carly Nzanzu Kasivita, was initially convened to examine the provinces' joint Covid-19 effort "but we realised that there were other issues affecting the lives of our citizens to look into."
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