Article: Get to know “Fatshimetry” to better understand the world of Congolese politics
In politics, codes and symbols have crucial importance. They make it possible to distinguish the actors, to decipher the issues and to better understand the dynamics at play. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, an emerging concept is gaining more and more momentum: “Fatshimetry”. Inspired by President Félix Tshisekedi, this notion is introduced into the Congolese political landscape to better understand the different facets of leadership and governance.
The term “Fatshimetry” finds its origins in the name of the current president, Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo. The prefix “Fatshi” thus refers to the identity of the president, while the suffix “metrics” evokes measurement and quantification. By combining these two elements, “Fatshimetry” offers a quantified and qualified analysis of the leadership of Félix Tshisekedi, as well as any other political figure claiming to be part of this movement.
But what does “Fatshimetry” really consist of? It is a set of criteria and values that make it possible to measure the effectiveness, transparency and integrity of a political leader. Among these criteria, we can cite the ability to mobilize citizens, implement concrete reforms, fight corruption and promote sustainable development. “Fatshimetry” thus aims to establish a new form of governance, based on trust, responsibility and the search for the common good.
In a political context marked by tensions and divergences, “Fatshimetry” appears to be a real tool for analysis and evaluation. It allows us to overcome partisan divisions and political quarrels to focus on the essential: the progress and well-being of Congolese citizens. By adopting a pragmatic and inclusive approach, “Fatshimetry” offers a renewed vision of politics, focused on cooperation, consultation and collective success.
In conclusion, “Fatshimetry” embodies a new political paradigm in the Democratic Republic of Congo. By promoting positive actions and initiatives, it encourages leaders to surpass themselves, to innovate and to work for the well-being of all. Ultimately, “Fatshimetry” presents itself as a lever for transformation and progress, capable of guiding the country towards a better future.