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Long distance drivers suspend DRC-bound cargo after 12 drivers reportedly killed
The Long Distance Drivers and Conductors Association (LoDDCA) confirmed that the strike began on October 20, 2026, along the Mahagi-Kisangani route, where truck movement has come to a standstill as drivers protest the security threats facing transport workers.
Eastleigh Voice BusinessBy Lucy Mumbi
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