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There are growing tensions between the opposition and the CENI in the Democratic Republic of Congo over the electoral roll. The opposition demands an audit by a reputable international firm to guarantee the integrity of the electoral process. If the CENI continues to favor the outgoing president, the opposition will use all democratic means to obtain his departure. It asks for the publication of the provisional lists in each enrollment center and on the CENI website. Despite President Tshisekedi’s attempts to keep the peace, Rwandan-backed M23 terrorist attacks are creating insecurity in the east of the country.

Communicators from the Sacred Union of the Nation gathered to denounce the attacks seeking to harm the image of their political platform. They warned against such practices and announced the creation of a digital army for their defense. The article also discusses political and economic challenges and issues in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including the modernization of ports, membership of the East African Community, the situation in the east of the country and the reform of the Congolese army.

The Congolese political landscape is constantly changing, with opportunistic political actors and major development, security and health issues. The actions of Lisanga Bonganga, half opponent half sacred union, raise questions about his reliability in managing public affairs. Despite everything, solutions are emerging to meet the challenges facing the country, such as the modernization of the armed forces and economic development projects. However, humanitarian crises continue to cause turbulence and it is crucial to mobilize resources to deal with them.

The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo is seeking to modernize its ports to boost the country’s economy, in particular that of Banana in the province of Kongo Central. Work is underway for the construction of the deep water port of Banana despite administrative problems and the relocation of the naval base. President Félix Tshisekedi underlined the importance of the modernization of communication channels to promote the economic development of the region. The port modernization project is therefore a major initiative for the country.

Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi spoke to Congolese living in Botswana to reassure them of his commitment to bringing peace to the east of the country, despite the plunder of natural resources by Rwandan-backed M23 terrorists. He affirmed the construction of a defense system and criticized the passivity of the EAC regional force. On the economic level, it aims at the local transformation of Congolese natural resources before any export to create wealth and jobs.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has signed a letter of intent with Indonesia to modernize its army and rely on the Asian country’s military industries. The two countries discussed the exchange of officials, the promotion of cooperation in education and training, as well as in the field of defense industry. The DRC is seeking to modernize its army to strengthen security on the territory and protect itself against terrorist threats. Cooperation with Indonesia is an opportunity for the DRC to acquire the necessary equipment to face these challenges.

The article discusses the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) joining the East African Community (EAC) to facilitate cross-border trade in the region. Although it has economic benefits, the mission of the EAC force deployed in the DRC did not meet the expectations of the Congolese government in the fight against armed groups. Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi has nevertheless demonstrated his will to maintain the economic benefits of DRC’s membership of the EAC, a move that has political, economic and security implications for the country and the East African region. ‘East.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is going through a difficult period marked by events in each region of the country. President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi expresses his support for the DRC’s membership of the Community of East African States to facilitate cross-border trade and benefit Congolese in the eastern part of the country. He also points out that the current aggression of the DRC by Rwanda is a situation created by the dignitaries of the Rwandan regime. The presidential visit to Botswana enabled the consolidation of economic partnerships. Strengthening of security is underway in the Kwango region to regain control of the situation in the face of violent conflicts. Mining fraud is also an issue of concern to the country, exposed during the OECD Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains.

The Kalehe region in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been hit by a humanitarian crisis due to floods that have caused extensive damage and loss of life. The UN has allocated 3 million US dollars to strengthen relief operations in terms of access to water, hygiene, health, shelter, food security and the protection of the children of the victims. . The NGO MSF also sent teams to help the victims.

On May 14, 2002, the city of Kisangani in the Democratic Republic of Congo experienced a horrific day marked by violence against civilians that left lasting trauma. This tragic event, due to political tensions and foreign occupation, left the city in mourning. Despite this, there are signs of hope with steps being taken to tighten security and expose international mining fraud. We must remember the tragic events and work together to promote peace and justice in DR Congo and around the world.