Fatshimetrie, October 27, 2024 – The fight against anti-values in the provinces occupies a central place in the political landscape of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Indeed, the commitment of provincial institutions to eradicate these harmful practices is essential for the development and well-being of citizens.
The Provincial Assembly of Tshuapa, located in the northwest of the country, recently took strong measures to fight against anti-values. During a plenary session in Boende, the President of the Assembly, Mr. Daniel Boteko Makoko, announced that concrete actions would be taken to put an end to these harmful practices.
One of the flagship actions of the Provincial Assembly was the arrest of the officials of the TRANSCO/Boende Agency, in collaboration with the judicial authorities. This decision marks a turning point in the fight against corruption and abuse of power within public institutions.
In addition, the Chief Inspector of Pool of Bokungu is also in the sights of the Provincial Assembly, accused of sowing terror and undermining the integrity of the Democratic Republic of Congo. These actions demonstrate the determination of the Assembly to clean up the political and social landscape of the region.
The moralization of public life is a major issue for Tshuapa and the entire country. Indeed, fighting against anti-values helps to strengthen citizens’ trust in their institutions and to guarantee an environment conducive to economic and social development.
In conclusion, the Provincial Assembly of Tshuapa affirms its desire to continue its actions against anti-values and to ensure respect for ethics and legality in the exercise of public responsibilities. This approach demonstrates the desire of local authorities to promote integrity and transparency in the service of the citizens of the province.
The fight against anti-values is an ongoing battle, but essential for building a more just and equitable society for all. The actions undertaken by the Provincial Assembly of Tshuapa are a crucial step in this quest to moralize public life in the Democratic Republic of Congo.