AGPC: The party is mobilizing against telephone harassment of Carole Agito Amela

Carole Agito Amela, president of the AGPC, is the victim of telephone harassment from ill-intentioned individuals posing as journalists. Faced with this situation, the AGPC decided to react by filing a complaint and taking legal action to put an end to these criminal acts. The mothers of the party and the supporters of Carole Agito Amela are mobilizing to defend her dignity and demand the intervention of Congolese justice. This legal action shows the AGPC’s determination to uphold the rights of the President and to put an end to these harmful acts.

BIAC affair: classification without follow-up for the ex-DG Michel Losembe, where is the liquidation?

The legal file of Michel Losembe, former director general of BIAC, was dismissed by the Congolese courts, marking the end of a complex investigation which had shaken the Congolese financial world. This decision is a relief for Losembe who had been accused of violating the law concerning credit institutions. The BIAC affair had implicated other leaders of this financial institution and had contributed to the crisis of confidence which had scared away depositors. Bank depositors and employees, who have been waiting for a fair resolution to their situation since 2016, continue to expect clear answers. The steps taken by the government to resolve BIAC’s liquidation seem reassuring, but the bank’s future remains uncertain. This case has highlighted the need for good governance in the Congolese banking sector.

“The Democratic Republic of the Congo is taking a giant step towards a professional and responsible army”

The Congolese government has recently taken significant steps to strengthen the ethics and strategic training of FARDC soldiers. Two draft decrees have been submitted, one to adopt a code of ethics and good conduct, and the other to create a College for Advanced Studies in Strategy and Defense. These initiatives aim to promote a professional and responsible army, to strengthen the country’s strategic capacities and to guarantee better protection of human rights. These measures mark an important step in the modernization of the Congolese armed forces and will contribute to promoting the stability and development of the country.

“Historic decongestion of Makala prison: more than 700 detainees benefit from a presidential pardon and regain their freedom”

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The Kinshasa Penitentiary and Rehabilitation Center (CPRK), formerly known as Makala Prison, benefited from a presidential pardon resulting in the release of more than 700 prisoners. This initiative aims to relieve the overcrowded prison and offers an opportunity for social reintegration to prisoners. However, additional measures are needed to address prison overcrowding, such as the transfer of some prisoners to other prisons and the introduction of alternative sentences to imprisonment.

“The First President of the Court of Auditors calls on the Governor of Kasai Oriental to submit to the management audit: A crucial request for financial transparency”

The article highlights the invitation of the First President of the Court of Auditors of the DRC to the Governor of the province of Kasai Oriental to submit to the management audit of the IGF. Despite the Governor’s initial refusal, the Court of Auditors recalls the importance of transparency in the management of public funds and urges full cooperation. This case highlights the importance of accountability and the fight against corruption to ensure responsible management of public resources.

Arrest of the soldier responsible for the massacre of 13 civilians in Tchomia in DR Congo: A crucial step towards justice and the protection of human rights.

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Democratic Republic of Congo – A soldier responsible for the murder of 13 civilians, including nine children, in Tchomia has been arrested by the Congolese armed forces. This shocking act sparked a deep sense of outrage across the country, highlighting the difficulties facing the Congolese armed forces. Thoughts on the management of internal problems are necessary to avoid such incidents in the future. It is essential to strengthen the training and moral support of the military in order to promote a culture of respect for human rights and accountability within military institutions.

Controversial handling of undeclared accounts: Kasai-Oriental provincial executive under fire from IGF critics

The Kasai-Oriental provincial executive is at the center of a controversy over the management of undeclared accounts. The General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) discovered the existence of these accounts, which led to a dispute between the provincial authorities and the IGF. Local authorities contest the intervention of the IGF in the affairs of the province, while the IGF deplores the lack of transparency and the financial violations. Accounts remain blocked and it is crucial to establish the truth and take steps to ensure proper financial management. This case highlights the importance of financial oversight and accountability to ensure the responsible use of public funds. The local population and relevant institutions must be kept informed and concrete actions must be taken to prevent such violations in the future.

“Human rights violations in the DRC: an urgent call to end the impunity of the security forces”

In a fascinating article, the Congolese Association for Access to Justice (ACAJ) warns of the repeated violations of human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Security forces are posting obscene videos on social media, violating citizens’ privacy. ACAJ called on the Attorney General to open an investigation in order to put an end to this impunity. It is crucial that the agents responsible for these acts are held accountable and that their duty to protect citizens is respected. The DRC must take concrete measures to guarantee justice and respect for fundamental freedoms in the country.

“The Court of Auditors reacts strongly to the allegations of the general manager of the BCeCo concerning the management of a local development program of 145 territories.”

The BCeCo (Bank of Credit and Cooperation) is facing criticism regarding the management of its local development program for 145 territories. Following a press release from the CEO of BCeCo, the Court of Auditors denied having ordered an audit relating to this program. It recalls the importance of transparency and accountability in the management of public expenditure. It is crucial that all the actors involved act in compliance with procedures and control rules.

The undeclared accounts of Kasaï-Oriental: hidden serious violations?

The article highlights the tensions between the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) and the provincial authorities of Kasaï-Oriental in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The discovery of undeclared accounts in the province has raised concerns about transparency and governance of public finances. The IGF accuses the provincial authorities of covering up serious violations in the management of the province’s expenditure and revenue. The provincial governor questions the interference of the IGF and calls for the intervention of the Head of State to resolve this conflict. Resolving this case will be crucial to restoring trust and ensuring transparent management of public funds.