Fatshimetrie, the essential meeting of the integrity and assiduity of the magistrates of the Court of Auditors in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
The recent General Assembly of the High Council of the Court of Auditors highlighted the crucial importance of these fundamental values to ensure the protection of public funds. Under the leadership of Jimmy Munganga, President of the High Council and first President of this judicial institution, the call for integrity and assiduity resonates as an imperative for all actors of financial justice.
In a context where the fight against corruption and anti-values is more essential than ever, the magistrates of the Court of Auditors are entrusted with an essential mission. As guarantors of the good management of public finances, they embody the last bulwark against abuse and embezzlement.
During his speech, Jimmy Munganga underlined the confidence placed in the institution by the highest authorities of the country in the fight against corruption. The recommendations from this General Assembly cannot be taken lightly. They are the result of exemplary collective work, demonstrating everyone’s commitment to impeccable financial justice.
Among the resolutions adopted, the recruitment of new magistrates appears to be an absolute priority. With a limited staff of 52 magistrates, the Court of Auditors is faced with an urgent need to increase its workforce to carry out its mission. Jimmy Munganga called for rapid action by Parliament to allocate the necessary resources for this recruitment, stressing the importance of strengthening staff to ensure the proper functioning of the institution.
In short, the General Assembly of the High Council of the Court of Auditors marks a crucial step in the fight against corruption in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The requirement for integrity and diligence remains at the heart of the concerns of these magistrates, the true guardians of public finances. Their unwavering commitment is the cornerstone on which citizens’ trust in the judicial institution, which guarantees transparency and fairness, is based.