**Fatshimetrie: a Tribune for Congolese news**
In a political context in turmoil, the city of Bukavu was recently the scene of a major event: the launch of the awareness campaign for the revision of the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This political meeting, which took place in the Venus de Bagira room in Bukavu, was an opportunity for local political actors to highlight the crucial issues related to this constitutional reform.
At the heart of the debates, the question of the relevance of the 2006 Constitution, which, according to some speakers, would not be in line with the current challenges of the country. For the UDPS/Tshisekedi, the main party behind this initiative, it is imperative to rethink the foundations of the fundamental law in order to promote the development and stability of the Congo.
Guillaume Irenge Kalumuna, Federal President of the UDPS/Tshisekedi in Bukavu, highlighted the “conflict-prone” nature of the current Constitution, criticizing its lack of protection for the homeland. According to him, an in-depth revision is necessary to guarantee democratic and inclusive governance.
Beyond the differences of opinion, the will displayed by the UDPS/Tshisekedi to reform the Constitution arouses the interest and support of a growing number of citizens. Indeed, this approach aims to create the conditions for lasting political and economic stability, by providing a legal framework adapted to the contemporary realities of the DRC.
The people’s confidence in the UDPS/Tshisekedi in this process of constitutional revision is a strong sign of the collective aspiration for positive and constructive change. The executives and members of the presidential party are actively mobilizing to support this initiative, thus demonstrating their commitment to the higher interest of the nation.
In conclusion, the awareness campaign for the revision of the Constitution of the DRC in Bukavu is a reflection of a political dynamic in motion, driven by a common vision of the future of the country. Through this democratic and participatory process, the hope of seeing a new era of prosperity and stability emerge for the Democratic Republic of Congo is gradually taking shape, guided by the will and determination of its citizens.
*By Fatshimetrie*