🚨 Breaking News: DR Congo announces the formation of a long-awaited new government after months of political impasse. Read more about this historic development.
In a significant breakthrough, the Democratic Republic of Congo has finally announced the formation of a new government, ending over five months of political deadlock. The National Assembly is set to formally approve the new Cabinet, which consists of 54 ministers. This crucial step comes after a tumultuous period that included an attempted coup and ongoing conflicts in the mineral-rich eastern regions of the country.
The new government, led by Prime Minister Judith Tuluka Suminwa, comprises 55 members, including the head of government, six deputy prime ministers, and 10 other key officials. President Felix Tshisekedi's administration has faced challenges since his re-election in 2019, culminating in the recent formation of this long-awaited Cabinet.
Meanwhile, in a separate development, Congo Brazzaville has made strides in becoming a liquefied natural gas-exporting country. This transformation will allow the nation to capitalize on natural gas resources previously wasted through flaring or reinjection into oil wells.
Additionally, flooding in Kinshasa has been a recent concern, with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) releasing a final report on the flood situation in the region. The report addresses coordination efforts, health concerns, and other critical issues related to the floods.
The National Assembly is expected to formally approve the new Cabinet which comprises 54 ministers.
Five-month delay since election featured an attempted coup as conflict rages in mineral-rich east.
The Democratic Republic of Congo unveiled a new government on Wednesday, ending more than five months of deadlock following President Felix Tshisekedi's ...
KINSHASA, May 29, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - The Democratic Republic of Congo unveiled a new government on Wednesday, ending more than...
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Situation Report in English on Democratic Republic of the Congo about Coordination, Health, Flood, Land Slide and more; published on 29 May 2024 by IFRC.
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