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“The security situation in the DRC: The FARDC on the front line to ensure the stability of the country”

In this extract from the article “The security situation in the DRC: the update during the 125th weekly government meeting”, we highlight the current security issues in the country. The Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, led the meeting in the absence of the President, highlighting major security concerns. The general situation is relatively calm, despite persistent pockets of tension in the east of the country. The actions of Loyalist Forces against the Rwandan army and M23 terrorists, as well as the hunt for ADF/MTM terrorists, are at the heart of concerns. The determination of the FARDC to protect the population is underlined, in particular their progress in Masisi against the Rwandan army. Securing the eastern region is a priority, with vigilance maintained against incursions in the west. The actions of the Mobondo are closely monitored, strengthening patrols to ensure the safety of citizens. A visual spotlight on FARDC soldiers in action in Masisi could increase public awareness of their courage and dedication.

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“Port of Matadi Gateway Terminal: Immerse yourself in the excitement of a booming African maritime hub”

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Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Matadi Gateway Terminal port in the Democratic Republic of Congo through captivating images. Discover the efficiency and modernity of its port facilities, as well as its key role in maritime trade in Central Africa. With massive investments and expansion projects underway, MGT is positioning itself as an essential regional logistics hub. Don’t miss this captivating visual tour of a growing port, ready to meet the challenges of international trade in the 21st century.

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“Crucial meeting: The dialogue between President Tshisekedi and Rwanda at the Addis Ababa summit”

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The 37th summit of heads of state in Addis Ababa highlighted President Tshisekedi’s efforts to dialogue with Rwanda, while refusing to negotiate with the M23. The President’s spokesperson stressed the importance of this dialogue for the region and the stability of eastern DRC. This meeting between the two leaders could mark a crucial turning point in the resolution of regional tensions. To find out more, consult our blog and don’t miss the interview with Tina Salama on Radio Okapi.

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“The governor of North Kivu visits the troops in Sake: a message of unity and determination in a context of conflict”

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General Peter Cirimwami, governor of North Kivu, went to Sake to support the soldiers engaged on the front line. His encouraging speech highlighted the importance of defending the country and restoring peace for displaced residents. This visit illustrates the collaboration between provincial authorities and the forces present to ensure the security and well-being of populations affected by armed conflicts.

Challenges

“The health emergency of public latrines in hospitals in the DRC: a call for immediate action”

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Public latrines in public hospitals in the Democratic Republic of Congo pose a serious public health problem due to their unsanitary condition, favoring the spread of infections. Lack of maintenance, overcrowding and lack of adequate sanitation standards create an environment conducive to infectious diseases, endangering the health of patients. Despite the urgency of the situation, the authorities are slow to act, causing avoidable risks for the population. It is imperative to modernize health facilities, establish strict hygiene protocols and raise awareness among the population to ensure an optimal health environment in public hospitals in the DRC.

Economy

“Developing the internal regulations of the Congolese National Assembly: issues and challenges of the new legislature”

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In a context of political upheaval in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the reform of the internal regulations of the National Assembly takes on crucial importance. The end of the FCC-CACH coalition led to the need to review the standards governing deputies. The revision proposal initiated by Jacques Djoli aimed to make parliamentary functioning more flexible, but encountered resistance. This approach reflects the challenges of the Congolese political class for effective governance. The plenary on February 19 marks the start of debates on parliamentary rules, illustrating the desire of deputies to adapt institutions to the new dynamics of the country.

Ecology

“Strengthening energy security in the DRC: launch of an innovative strategic fuel stocks project”

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The Minister of Hydrocarbons of the Democratic Republic of Congo has unveiled a crucial plan to strengthen strategic fuel stocks. A strategic initiative involving the provision of fuel tanks to the country’s main airports was presented at a Council meeting. A Joint Technical Commission has been proposed to oversee the project, involving several key ministries and COBIL SA. Funding for the project could come from different sources, with the aim of ensuring the availability and security of fuel supplies. This initiative demonstrates the commitment of the Congolese authorities to the country’s energy security and demonstrates a long-term strategic vision to ensure sustainable development.

Politics

“Management of mining surface rights in the DRC: issues and obligations for mining companies”

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The management of surface mining rights is crucial for the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Non-payment of these rights can result in the forfeiture of mining titles, jeopardizing the activities of mining companies. The CAMI ensures strict application of the payment of duties and identifies companies in violation. It is essential for companies to respect these obligations to ensure the validity of their titles and promote sustainable development of the Congolese mining industry.

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“Judicial crisis in Maniema: the absence of judges fuels the denial of justice”

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The province of Maniema is facing an alarming judicial crisis, with the absence of judges in its courts. The NGO Haki za Binadamu denounces this situation which compromises access to justice and endangers the rule of law. It is urgent that measures be taken to assign a sufficient number of judges to restore the functioning of the courts and guarantee fair justice for all citizens. Resolving this crisis is essential to restore citizen confidence in the judicial system and ensure respect for fundamental rights in the Maniema region.

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“Diplomatic tensions between Rwanda and the United States: the stakes of the dispute over the FDLR”

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The recent dispute between Rwanda and the United States over the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) has sparked major diplomatic tensions. The United States has called the FDLR a “negative force”, while Rwanda has highlighted their terrorist and genocidal character. Vincent Biruta, Rwanda’s foreign minister, called for clarification of the US position and protection of Rwanda’s territorial integrity. The United States supports diplomatic measures to defuse the conflict, while Rwanda trusts the mediation of Angolan President João Lourenço. Regional and international cooperation is crucial to achieving a peaceful and lasting resolution to the conflict in the Great Lakes region.