Category: Politics

The Trade Union Confederation of Congo (CSC) wins the trade union elections at the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. With 198 votes, the CSC won 3 seats in the CNSS, followed by the National Union of Workers of Congo (UNTC) and the New Trade Union Dynamics (NDS). The CSC aims to defend the benefits and interests of CNSS workers, advocating for better working conditions and increased social protection. The CNSS plays a crucial role in social security in the DRC. Elected trade union organizations will have a three-year mandate to represent workers before the administration of the CNSS. The victory of the CSC is a sign of the will of the workers to assert their rights and defend their interests.

Elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo are approaching and it is crucial to choose competent and honest leaders. In a strong statement, the President of CENCO called on the Congolese to show objectivity and responsibility during this crucial choice. He stressed the importance of renewing trust in leaders who have served the country well and punishing those who have mismanaged. The Catholic prelate also warned against opportunists, tribalism and the buying of consciences. It is vital for citizens to stay informed, learn about candidate platforms and actively participate in the electoral process to ensure free and fair elections. The elections offer the Congolese people the opportunity to play an essential role in building a democratic and prosperous country.

Félix Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, succeeded in setting up free education, which allowed little girls to return to school. His tenure is also marked by efforts in development and agriculture, aimed at making the country economically independent. The president favors diplomacy over war, seeking to maintain diplomatic relations with neighboring countries. Despite the challenges, he remains determined to move the country forward and meet the expectations of the population.

In the province of Kasaï-Oriental in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the president of the Provincial Assembly is faced with a petition signed by the majority of the deputies, accusing him of several shortcomings. This tense political situation reflects power issues and conflicts within the Congolese political class. These events have direct implications for the governance and stability of the province, requiring peaceful resolution and the search for political consensus.

Civil society in the territory of Gungu in the Democratic Republic of Congo has set up an innovative initiative called “Electoral Showcase” to select the best candidates for the elections next December. This showcase makes it possible to highlight criteria such as competence, initiatives and the social project in accordance with the development of the region. This innovative approach could inspire other regions in the DRC and encourage transparent and accountable governance.

The article highlights the crucial role of works inspection in the local development program in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The PDL-145T aims to reduce spatial inequalities and improve the living conditions of neglected populations. The presence of Jules Alingete Key and the Inspectorate General of Finance guarantees the transparency and integrity of the project, thus helping to fight corruption and ensure optimal use of financial resources. This program is also a symbol of the Congolese government’s commitment to transparent and accountable governance.

In Kasai Oriental, provincial elected officials are demanding the dismissal of the president of the Provincial Assembly, Athanase Kabongo, accused of poor coordination, non-compliance with internal regulations and lack of accountability to deputies. The elected officials also demand the convening of an extraordinary session. This political crisis highlights the internal dissensions in power and raises concerns about regional stability. It is crucial to take steps to resolve this situation and restore confidence in the Provincial Assembly.

In this powerful excerpt from a blog post, we highlight the importance of civic responsibility in the upcoming elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The author stresses the need to choose competent leaders with integrity to guarantee the transparency and fairness of the electoral process. He insists on the crucial role of citizens in making informed decisions during the vote, as well as in monitoring the actions of elected leaders. The article also calls for promoting civic and political education to encourage a culture of civic responsibility. In conclusion, the author emphasizes that civic responsibility is a crucial element of democracy and that voters must fully assume their role in building a democratic and prosperous future for the country.

A crisis erupts in the Kasai Oriental Provincial Assembly as several provincial deputies withdraw their confidence in the President, accusing him of incompetence and mismanagement. They denounce in particular illegal recruitment, embezzlement and a lack of consideration for MPs. The crisis could lead to delays in the processing of important files and weaken the institutional functioning of the province. The political situation remains tense and the future of the province is uncertain.

In this article, we discuss the rise of the Congolese armed forces to deal with insecurity in eastern DRC. President Félix Tshisekedi stressed in a recent interview that the Congolese armed forces were increasingly effective on the ground, despite repeated attacks by the Rwandan army. He called on the Congolese people to trust the government and not to panic. President Tshisekedi also mentioned that thanks to technology, he could follow the fighting in real time from his headquarters. However, it is emphasized that the situation remains complex and requires a comprehensive approach involving regional and international cooperation. In conclusion, the growing strength of the Congolese armed forces is a positive signal, but additional efforts are needed to guarantee lasting peace in the region.