On Thursday, June 8, 2023, the Attorney General at the Constitutional Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Jean-Paul Mukolo, was sworn in before the Head of State, Félix Tshisekedi, thus renewing his mandate for this function. This ceremony also saw the swearing in of the first three Advocates General: Ndaka Matandombi, Bonane Biakuajiri Mona and Masiala Kaza. Members of the two chambers of parliament, the government as well as civil and military authorities attended the ceremony at the People’s Palace.
The General Prosecutor’s Office at the Constitutional Court was established by Organic Law No. 13/026 of October 15, 2013 on the organization and functioning of the Constitutional Court. The PG’s mission is to research and establish the offenses falling within the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court, to support the accusation and to request the sentences, as well as to issue reasoned opinions on the various matters within the jurisdiction of the Court. , when dealing with matters other than criminal matters. He may also attend all hearings of the Court and present his observations there. However, he does not take part in the deliberation.
As a copywriter specializing in writing articles for blogs on the internet, we are committed to informing you not only about current events, but also about the various reforms and initiatives underway in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We therefore invite you to discover the articles already published on our blog, in particular on the results of the survey on the business climate in the DRC, the atrocities committed by the CODECO militia despite the peace dialogues, the challenges of the roadmap of Luanda for a lasting peace in the Great Lakes region, or the commitment of the United Nations to support the cantonment of M23 combatants and the demobilization program for peace in the DRC.
We are also convinced of the importance of good governance and a relentless fight against corruption. With this in mind, we will also inform you about the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) in the DRC, which despite the acquittal of a former Minister of Health, maintains its commitment to fight against corruption and the embezzlement of public funds.
In addition, we invite you to discover the Alternative initiative for a New Congo, a political platform for a better future for the Congolese people and the establishment of a general population file in the DRC for better workforce management. and payroll.
In short, we wish to bring you a diversified, informative and committed reading on the Democratic Republic of Congo