Institutional blockage in the DRC due to the delay in the installation of the final office of the National Assembly
For months, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been facing a serious problem linked to the delay in the installation of the final office of the National Assembly. This situation worries many observers and citizens who see this institutional blockage as an obstacle to the proper functioning of the public apparatus.
Indeed, the delay in setting up the final office of the National Assembly has direct consequences on all the institutions of the Republic. The resigning Government only ensures the management of current affairs, while waiting for the final office to be installed to proceed with the inauguration of the new Government. This wait causes delays in making important decisions for the country.
In addition, some of the judges of the Constitutional Court are already out of office, requiring urgent replacements. The new Senate and provincial governors have not yet been elected, thus preventing the establishment of new governing bodies. This situation endangers the political and institutional stability of the country.
The Congolese note with bitterness that living conditions are deteriorating day by day due to this institutional blockage. Social and economic emergencies are piling up, while public institutions remain paralyzed for lack of competent leaders.
The age office of the National Assembly, which no longer has prerogatives apart from the organization of elections and the installation of members of the final office, is confronted with a lack of action and power to resolve this impasse. Meanwhile, the President of the Republic also finds himself blocked in his actions, given that his power to act is closely linked to the establishment of a new Government.
It is time for political actors in the DRC to take their responsibilities and work in the best interests of the country. The delay in the installation of the final office of the National Assembly can no longer be tolerated. It is imperative to unblock this situation to allow the country to regain the institutional and political stability necessary for its development.
In conclusion, the urgency of the situation in the DRC requires rapid and decisive action from the authorities to get the country out of this institutional impasse. The stakes are high and the consequences of such a blockage could be disastrous for the future of the Congolese nation. It is time to put words into action to move the country forward on the path to progress and prosperity for all.