The month of July was marked by rich news in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Among the most significant events, the provisional release of Jean-Marc Kabund, former acting president of the UDPS and first vice-president of the national assembly, caused a lot of talk.
According to close sources, Jean-Marc Kabund obtained his provisional release on Tuesday, July 25, 2023. After spending time in Makala central prison, he is finally awaiting the final administrative procedures to be able to leave the prison.
This news sparked many reactions and was widely reported in the Congolese media. For supporters of Jean-Marc Kabund, this is a victory and proof of his ability to defend himself. For its critics, it raises questions about justice and the motivations behind this release.
Beyond this event, the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to face many challenges. The country’s trade has seen an alarming decline in 2023, which has implications for the country’s economy. Initiatives such as the campaign for a fair and competitive economy are supported by President Félix Tshisekedi, with the aim of reviving trade and encouraging economic development.
In the field of law, training in digital law and OHADA law is increasingly important. The Ntetika SCP firm offers training to strengthen skills in these booming fields. This initiative aims to support professionals in adapting to the new legal realities linked to digital technology.
On the sporting level, the Leopards Ladies of the DRC shone during the Games of La Francophonie by crushing the Sao of Chad. This victory was hailed by many sports enthusiasts and contributed to national pride.
Finally, the fight against corruption remains a major challenge in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Jules Alingete, Inspector General of Finance, is acclaimed by the international community for his efforts in the fight against this scourge. His commitment bears witness to the progress made, but much remains to be done to eradicate corruption.
In summary, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is going through a turbulent period, with advances and challenges. The country’s news, whether it concerns politics, the economy, sport or justice, demonstrates a desire to progress and improve