State agents and civil servants in the province of Haut-Katanga in the Democratic Republic of Congo have faced a difficult period due to the non-payment of their salaries for several months. This worrying situation aroused the indignation of National Deputy Nanou MEMBA, member of the Sacred Union and fervent supporter of President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi.
In an open letter to the Governor of the province, Jacques Kyabula Katwe, Nanou MEMBA stresses the importance of improving the conditions of agents and civil servants of the State, and urges the governor to regularize the salary situation. He warns against the negative impact of this situation on the re-election of President Tshisekedi and stresses that it damages the image of the regime in place.
By also addressing the office of the Provincial Assembly of Haut-Katanga, Nanou MEMBA asks the president to take charge of this file urgently and efficiently.
This situation highlights the difficulties faced by many civil servants in the Democratic Republic of Congo, who struggle to receive the salaries to which they are entitled. This situation not only affects their own well-being and that of their families, but it also has a negative impact on the functioning of public services and the stability of the country as a whole.
It is essential that political leaders take concrete measures to resolve this problem and ensure the regular and full payment of the salaries of state agents and civil servants. This will help to restore confidence and improve the living conditions of these dedicated workers who play an essential role in the functioning of public administration.
It is also crucial that transparency and accountability be strengthened in the management of public finances in order to avoid problems with the payment of salaries. Salary funds must be used appropriately and transparently, to ensure that those who serve the state are compensated fairly and equitably.
In conclusion, it is essential to remedy the precarious situation of agents and civil servants of the State in Haut-Katanga by ensuring the regular payment of their salaries. This will contribute to improving their economic and social situation, as well as the image of the regime in place, by demonstrating its commitment to the well-being of its employees and the population in general.