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The recent resignation of the Minister Delegate to the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, in charge of Climate Economy, shook the political scene in the Democratic Republic of Congo. An event which, according to many observers, was largely predictable and which raises deeper questions about current governance.
The announcement of Stéphanie Mbombo’s resignation, which occurred only a week after her appointment, created a real shock. For some, this decision was inevitable, revealing the tensions and dysfunctions within the government in place. Richard Mwenyemali, member of the “Together for the Republic” party, stressed that other resignations could follow, highlighting a more general malaise within the Sacred Union.
According to Mwenyemali, it is imperative for members of the Sacred Union to question themselves. He criticizes the lack of consultation and approval of government choices, highlighting an obvious imbalance in the decision-making mechanisms. For him, political will takes precedence over competence and legitimacy, jeopardizing the effectiveness of government actions.
The political opponent insists on the need to put the interests of the people at the heart of priorities. He denounces failing governance and practices that only widen inequalities and aggravate the daily difficulties of citizens. According to him, the Sacred Union must make a real change of direction to meet the expectations and needs of the Congolese population.
The resignation of Stéphanie Mbombo is therefore part of a broader context of calling into question current governance. The authorities’ inability to guarantee transparent and efficient management of public affairs is beginning to cause concern. The alarm signals raised by this resignation should prompt deep reflection on current political practices and the need to establish an inclusive and constructive dialogue.
In conclusion, the resignation of the Minister Delegate in charge of the Economy and Climate in the Democratic Republic of Congo reveals the flaws of a political system in search of legitimacy and efficiency. The questions raised by this event must serve as a catalyst for positive change and for more democratic and transparent governance, capable of meeting the expectations and aspirations of the Congolese people.