CENCO is making every effort to bring attention to the country’s current registration and election process.
CENCO is committed to raising awareness of the ongoing registration and election process in the country. The Independent National Election Commission requested an interview with the Catholic Church. We want to raise awareness. According to him, today is a good day to receive Catholic confirmation. Didi Manara Linga said the Catholic bishop’s congratulations and confirmation did more than raise awareness in the Catholic Church.
The Bishop firmly believes that elections will always be with us to promote peace and ensure transparent and inclusive elections. It would be catastrophic if Catholicism left us. He said he thought he could come up with a plan with the help of Catholicism. He expressed sympathy for Catholics by supporting the electoral process. Catholicism, the world’s first super-large church, is about to spread nationwide. We can only contribute to the success of the electoral process if we respect the Catholic Church and the need for good, transparent, reliable, peaceful and inclusive elections. We are pleased that President Dennis Kadima has allowed us to discuss voter information and voter registration with Catholic Church clergy.
Address by CENCO Secretary General to the Second Vice President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
55 are required. The reality is that most people in this country care less about the electoral process than they used to, so we need to focus on attitude. This probably never happened before. The SENCO Secretary General spoke with the DRC Second Vice President three days prior to the start of Voter Identification and Registration. The Didi Manara Lingam is located in the center of the main temple. Currently, the CENI office plans to take other actions based on the election results. I told him that I had good reason to believe in the process and the vote, and that it was a shame to be at home when there were serious problems with the development and future of the country.
Elections should give people a reason to vote, says CENCO Secretary General. As members of civil society, we must help people understand that we are above the Constitutional Court. Because we don’t want to repeat the same mistakes. The success of our country’s elections in 2023 depends on whether or not we participate in the general election. The vice-president is the second vice-president.Secretary-General SENKO has decided to take this opportunity to invite the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the upcoming elections. The 2023 general election will take place with voter identification and registration in the first operating region in 2022, including 10 states including the city of Kinshasa. Our goal is to raise awareness that their voices can be protected. The new process takes into account the obligations of the election calendar and the results of voting at polling places. You can vote or defend your vote