Stade de la Concorde, Football stadium in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

The Stade de la Concorde is a football stadium located in the Nyamugo neighborhood of Bukavu. The facility has seating for approximately 10,000 spectators and serves both sports events and community gatherings.

In 2016 the stadium was renovated by the government on FIFA's recommendation, after conditions for hosting matches had deteriorated: homeless people were living there and it had no electricity. The renovated ground reopened on Friday 2 August 2019 with a three-day tournament, and Prince Cokola, who initiated the works, asked the population to protect the facility. It hosts national and provincial fixtures and concerts.

The stadium hosts concerts alongside football, and its 2019 reopening was marked by a three-day tournament. Prince Cokola, who initiated the renovation work, used the occasion to ask the people of Bukavu to protect the facility. OC Muungano plays its home matches here.

The stadium stands in the Kadutu area of Bukavu and is used for football matches and concerts. It was renovated by the government after a FIFA recommendation and reopened on 2 August 2019 with a three-day tournament. Prince Cokola, who initiated the works, asked the public to protect the facility.

The stadium is home to OC Muungano, a club that plays in the Linafoot, the top division of Congolese football. Its 10,000 seats make it the main venue for national and provincial fixtures in Bukavu.