Category: Politics

The Trade Union Confederation of Congo (CSC) won the trade union elections at the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. With 198 votes and 3 seats, the CSC will represent workers in the administration of the CNSS. This victory underlines the importance of trade unions in defending the interests of Congolese workers. The CSC is committed to raising the voice of workers loud and clear and advocating for their benefits and interests. This victory highlights the essential role of trade unions in social dialogue and the defense of workers’ rights. It is crucial to support and strengthen their role to guarantee adequate representation of workers and the protection of their rights in the world of work.

A citizens’ movement, LUCHA, draws attention to the alarming situation in the province of Kasaï-Central where acts of violence and political repression have been rife since the arrival of Governor John Kabeya Shikeyi. Acts of vandalism, physical attacks, intimidation and arbitrary arrests are commonplace. LUCHA denounces a group of activists affiliated with a political party and its allies as being responsible for these acts. It calls for strict respect for democratic standards and demands the transfer of the commander of the Congolese national police. LUCHA warns against the authorities’ inaction and promises far-reaching actions if its recommendations are not taken into account. It is crucial to support citizens’ movements and the defense of human rights to preserve democracy and individual freedoms.

The resignation of the President of the Provincial Assembly of Kasaï-Oriental is at the center of a major political crisis. Athanase Kabongo Malebongo is challenged by the majority of provincial deputies who accuse him of poor coordination, a lack of accountability, violations of internal regulations and proven incompetence. The deputies demanded his resignation during an extraordinary session. Athanase Kabongo Malebongo is accused of protecting the governor and of not performing his duties properly. Details of the petition and the President’s reaction are also mentioned. The crisis highlights the internal divisions within the Assembly and calls for a quick resolution to restore the proper functioning of the provincial institution.

The M23 rebels finally admitted that they had never left the occupied areas, putting the lives of thousands of displaced people at risk. The M23 military leader openly defies Kinshasa and regional organizations by rejecting the cantonment of his men. Evidence of complicity between the M23 and the regional force has come to light, underscoring the need for a more effective approach to achieving peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Delly Sessanga, president of ENVOL, toured Bandundu, calling on the population not to boycott the 2023 elections and to mobilize massively. During his speech, he warned against electoral fraud and presented the five axes of his “Refoundation of Congo” program. Sessanga’s visit bears witness to his commitment to democracy and the country’s prosperity. The inhabitants are invited to participate actively in the construction of a strong Congo.

This article explores the news surrounding the state of health of the Congolese political leader, Franck Diongo. Amid fearmongering rumors about his condition, a recent video shows Diongo looking fit and healthy. This raises questions and divergent reactions as to the real situation of the political opponent. The article emphasizes the importance of remaining cautious in the interpretation of these images and of relying on reliable and verified information to form an informed opinion. The truth about Franck Diongo’s state of health remains to be determined, and only an in-depth investigation can provide clear and objective answers.

This article highlights the tensions within the Kasai Oriental Provincial Assembly, where elected officials accuse the president, Athanase Kabongo, of poor coordination, non-compliance with the rules and incompetence. They demand his dismissal and the establishment of a commission to investigate his mistakes. This situation highlights the importance of transparent and accountable management of provincial institutions to represent the interests of the population. The convening of an extraordinary session and the creation of a commission could help resolve these problems.

The Kasai Oriental Provincial Assembly is facing an internal crisis, with deputies who are harshly critical of President Anthanase Kabongo Malembongo. They accuse him of incompetence and denounce shortcomings in the management of the deliberative body. The deputies demand the departure of the President, the establishment of a commission to note his serious faults and his replacement, as well as an extraordinary session to deal with outstanding issues. This crisis underlines the importance of efficiency and transparency in the management of political institutions and the need to find a solution to restore the confidence of provincial deputies and guarantee the proper functioning of the Provincial Assembly.

In this powerful excerpt, we discuss the worrying security situation in eastern DRC and the measures taken by President Félix Tshisekedi. He points the finger at the Rwandan army and announces a rise in power of the Congolese armed forces to deal with this external threat. The president also reassures the Congolese people by saying that the city of Goma will not fall and calls for confidence in the government. It also highlights the use of technology for increased combat monitoring. However, despite these efforts, much remains to be done to restore lasting peace to this troubled region.

DRC President Felix Tshisekedi favors diplomacy in resolving the conflict with Rwanda and the M23. He puts diplomatic pressure on the regime of Paul Kagame while increasing the Congolese defense and security forces. However, if there is no progress, military action remains an option. The situation in eastern DRC remains worrying with the presence of armed groups and persistent violence. It is important to continue diplomatic efforts and to cooperate with Rwanda to ensure regional stability.