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The courts of appeal that have been seized by the governors of the 21 candidates dismembered provinces come to make their stops.The final list of candidates will likely be made public during the weekend by the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI).After this step, the successful candidates will have to appear before MLAs to convince them to pull their voices.
At this level of electoral competition, we must certainly count on the political alliances of the speeches do not go much interest these electors.These, as we know, have nothing to gain as their mandate of 2006 is widely exceeded.Moreover, some of them even changed political parties that had lined up in the provincial 2006. What is important for them now is to win some cash in order to make a reservation forlean years ahead.
However, this political reality should not listen substantive debate which must engage the candidates.Although these elections are happening at the secondary level, they are interested in the highest degree the people who will administer these future governors.These people have an interest in knowing what their future authorities want to make the entities they want to lead.
Traditionally, the provincial executives take the pretext of scarcity of funds made available by the central government to justify their under-performance.But, despite this, it usually arises one of these modest funds management problem may be.We want to show the state of the treasury of the Kwilu province that sounded quite hollow to the arrival of the current management team in power.The Special Commissioner and his deputies have had tears in their eyes when the outgoing cabinet members and MLAs did the sit-in in front of the govern-orate to demand their wages.No doubt this situation was experienced in other provinces.How can they justify the starters this situation while at least monthly Kinshasa transferring salaries which are a spending priority?This is not the central government bears the blame in this case.
If MPs can find a pretext to justify their under-performance because they no longer had the heart to work because of their illegitimacy, governors of provinces who will be elected on March 26 have noarguments to present their mandates if proved catastrophic.Wisdom demands that they make every effort to meet so slightly the expectations of their citizens as their mandate may be short, future provincial elections can take place in the coming months.They better if they want to survive politically after this transitional phase at the territorial, to leave a more than satisfactory.
To return to the actual elections of March 26, we can predict without fear of contradiction that all tickets presented by the Presidential Majority are likely to snatch all positions.We do not see how some candidates of the Opposition and those called independent can stand up against those of the PPRD and allies.Logically, the best approach for the candidates of the first category is throwing in the towel to avoid ridicule.The political parties that were pragmatic did not dare to align their candidates are sure to do poorly in this electoral competition.
In any event, it is necessary that all those who will lead the 26 provinces of the country do shows competence and patriotism not to tarnish the image of their political family to approach future general elections, their failure to serveof about election political opponents.
By the end of the evening of Saturday, March 12, 2016, a new page has been turned.The 21 new provinces from the territorial division in accordance with the Constitution, have been provided with final Offices of their respective Provincial Assemblies.There have been voting throughout.And the least we can say is that candidates have claimed several political parties, as well as the Presidential Majority of the Opposition.Not to mention those who, for the occasion, were displayed “independent.”
The diversity of candidates and multiplicity of political parties guaranteed demonstrated progress in consolidating the democratic process in the aptly named Democratic Republic of Congo.They competed for one or all of punctures following: President, Vice-President, Rapporteur and Assistant Rapporteur Quaestor.
The statement made no doubt that the strategy implemented by the Presidential Majority has paid off by winning 19 posts of President of the 21 in contention;and ending up majority in the constitution of almost all final Offices Provincial Assemblies.
Here are the detailed results.
Provincial Assembly of Bas-Uélé
President Eddy Pascal SINANGO NGBAKOLI PPRD
Vice – President Gilbert Mokoto AMANGALA KATO MLC
Rapporteur Alfred MOGWE MAIKABWADI AFDC
Deputy Rapporteur Mrs Godelieve ANINA MAKWA CDC
Quaestor Annie DRANDU ATABUNA Independent ÂProvincial Assembly of Ecuador
President LOFANDJE ISANGIA Kulube Independent (ADH)
Vice – President Jonas Benjamin ITONGI Mapala LIBOKIAKA RCD
Rapporteur Germain NKUMU Beleli MLC
Deputy Rapporteur Willy Bokonga Ndele MLC
Quaestor Dieudonné ISSIA BOLEKELA MLC ÂProvincial Assembly of Haut Katanga
President Mwelwa Nsambi WA KASONGO PPRD
Vice – Chairman Freddy MAJENDE BIN KAMFWA PPRD
Rapporteur Aerts Joseph KAYUMBA ODAPR
Deputy Rapporteur Mrs. Leopoldina SALILA nkonde Independent
Quaestor René KABONGO Ndaya IndependentÂProvincial Assembly of Upper Lomami
President MASANGU BONDO Kamwanga PPRD
Vice – President Martin LUHWEKA Mataka MSR / MP
Rapporteur Norbert MULONGO Mwepu PPRD
Deputy Rapporteur Basile Muleba TSHINWISHI UNAFEC
Quaestor Boniface KAYUMBA WA KAYUMBA Independent ÂProvincial Assembly of Haut-Uélé
President EBUNZE MAGADI Ishmael MSR
Vice – President SAMAKI ANIDUTINI ECT
Rapporteur Raphael Ngoma GBOTALA PPRD
Deputy Rapporteur Ms Elysée MAGO ONZINGO CCU
Quaestor Jean BUNGA AGOZADRI RCDÂProvincial Assembly of Ituri
President Joseph Udaga JOZOO CORA CODCO
Vice – President ADJIO GIDI PPRD
Rapporteur Ferdinand NGBADHEGO GOBBA PPRD
Deputy Rapporteur Jeannine DITSOVE KABYAHURA Independent
Quaestor Floribert KATANABO LYAGABO PPRDÂProvincial Assembly of the Kasai
President Francois Madila Mubiayi Kalamba KABUADI PPRD
Vice – President Jean -Marie Kapinga TSHISHENGA PPRD
Rapporteur David Mpongo MUMBAMBARA PPRD
Deputy Rapporteur Ms. Noella SIKA MBOYO PPRD
Quaestor Roger SANGA Mashalá PPRDÂProvincial Assembly of the Kasai Central
President Augustin KAMWITU LUBAJ PPRD
Vice – President Mukenge Masanka ULDC
Rapporteur Manix KABWANGA KABWANGA CAAC
Deputy MWIPATAYI KABUNDI PPRD Rapporteur
Quaestor KAMWAYE MUMPANGA PPRDProvincial Assembly of Kasai Oriental
Chairman Marcel KALALA MUTOMBO Shambuyi PPRD
Vice – President Alexander Biaya Mutoka AFDC
Rapporteur Faustin Tshibaka mulungu AJDS
Deputy Rapporteur Ms. Bliss Ngalula TSHIBETA ACDD
Quaestor MWENDELE KATWAMBI LUKUSA Customary ChiefProvincial Assembly of Kwango
President Francois Mwambu IFULU CRD
Vice РPresident L̩opold KANGULUMBA Kakoma MLC
Rapporteur Wenslens MULENGA OPALA CODELI
Deputy Rapporteur Gaston KABAKA YALA CRD
Quaestor Hedrezy Kapata NAWEJ TSHISUNZ ARCÂProvincial Assembly of Kwilu
Chairman Willy ITSUNDALA Asang PPRD
Vice – President Kasende Mundeke MLC
Rapporteur Urban KIHOSA MANENGA ARC
Deputy Rapporteur Marie-Jeanne Ibela MUKARI PAY UCC
Quaestor MALWA BIGILIGA RCDÂ ÂProvincial Assembly of the Lomami
President Patrick BALUBA Loji UFL
Vice – President Edouard MULUMBA MUDIANDAMBU PPRD
Rapporteur Dominique MBUYI Tshikala MCC
Deputy Rapporteur Joseph Kabobo Bilolo NGANDU ACDD
Quaestor Ms. Bliss Kabedi KAZADI PPRDÂProvincial Assembly of Lualaba
President Louis KAMWENYI THUMBU PPRD
Vice – President Germain KANAHU Kayombo MCR
Rapporteur Robert TSHIPUND Mbako UNADEF
Deputy Rapporteur Christian MUSHIDI NTAMBWE RSF
Quaestor Louise ILUNGA MWELESHI PPRDÂProvincial Assembly of Mai-Ndombe
President Jean-Bosco BOLALWETE Belanga UPCO
Vice – President Guy MUSOMO MSR
Rapporteur Bernardin NGYA BOBISAMBO PPRD
Deputy BAKETE Nkoma BUREC Rapporteur
Quaestor Célestin BIKOTA Kasanji PPRD ÂProvincial Assembly Mongala
President Welcome Octave MOYENGO ASABO ​​MLC
Vice РPresident Aim̩ Motingea ELIMU MSR
Rapporteur Oscar LINGONGO MAMBUMBA MLC
Deputy Rapporteur Jean-Maurice MAFILI MASONGI fimbo LIK PDC
Quaestor Jackson Ngani NGEPA MLCÂProvincial Assembly of North Ubangi
President Jacob MBELEWA BALIFIO GBELICHI MLC
Vice – President Donatien NIPELE MOLOBO MLC
Rapporteur Apollinaire NDANGA BIKIBO MLC
Deputy Gabriel Alves SIKO PPRD Rapporteur
Quaestor Roger BANGABIA MLCÂProvincial Assembly of Sankuru
President Charles Pondo Dimandja PPRD
Vice – President Joseph TSHOYI FUMBE Independent
Rapporteur Martin Shongo Emongo FONUS
Deputy Rapporteur Benjamin EPENGE PPRD
Quaestor Bernard OSANGO eMamba LDCÂ ÂProvincial Assembly of Sud-Ubangi District
President Gotran IBAMBE Demodetdo PPRD
Vice – President ALENGE NAGALI MLC
Rapporteur MASIMO MOKESA MLC
Deputy Rapporteur Ngay BWAZU MLC
Quaestor Kongo MBELEDANE PDCAssembly provincviale Tanganyika
President Benoit Mbayo YAHENGA PPRD
Vice – President Leon MULUMBA MASUDI PPRD
Rapporteur Faustin Mukaya BANZA WA NUMBI PPRD
Deputy Kakudji BANZA PPRD Rapporteur
Quaestor January Mpete Mulaya RSFÂProvincial Assembly of Tshopo
President Joel BAFANDU YAWELI AFDC
Vice – President Senghor AGBODU DIFUDU PDC
Rapporteur James ILOKA NGANDI PPRD
Deputy Rapporteur Sun MOSINDO Ngazi PPRD
Quaestor Etienne Masanga KISIGAY ARCÂ Â Â ÂProvincial Assembly of the Tshuapa
President Jean-Marcel LOSONGO BONGOMBOLO MLC
Vice – President John BONYEMA LOMBOTO UDEMO
Rapporteur Richard MBOYO ILUKA ACO
Deputy Rapporteur Adrien MATELA ETHEE AFDC
Quaestor Executioner Ekofo MBOYO PDC
Bongongo Michel, Minister of State and Minister for the Budget set yesterday Wednesday, March 9 Okapi in the room of the Venus Hotel in the opening session of the Workshop on the banking premium of retrocession trim services.It was noted at the podium, the presence of the Deputy Ministers of Finance, the Budget and the Chair of the Monitoring Committee of the paying agents and state officials;Jean-Louis Kayembe wa Kayembe.
Jean-Louis Kayembe wa Kayembe, launched in 2011, the process of banking has produced results.He expressed his firm belief that at the end of this workshop with the reforms that will result in the banking will reach maturity.Meanwhile, this process allowed the banking of 898,000 agents and officials representing 76% of the workforce.
Jean-Louis Kayembe wa Kayembe, banking services, beyond the effective component, also helped improve the banking rate, the reduction of the outstanding Notes and especially access to credit.Clearly, the banking says Jean-Louis Kayembe wa Kayembe had undeniable micro and macroeconomic implications.Also as part of the improvement, a Memorandum of Understanding will be signed between the government and the ACB.
By organizing this workshop, the government now wants to open bank accounts the terms of the retrocession premium to trim services.It will issue, say J.L Kayembe wa Kayembe diagnose the current experience and hear the unions while recalling the texts.Eventually, tracks realistic, fair and non-confrontational adopted.This matrix will be submitted to the authorities, sponsors of this workshop concluded Jean-Louis Kayembe wa Kayembe.
Speaking second, the Minister of Finance incapacitated, the Vice Minister of Finance Albert Mpetshi, instead of banking compensation in the context of the revolution of modernization promoted by the head of state.
The banking helped stop some ailments including theft, embezzlement he says.In the present situation of the national economy with the steady decline in revenues from extractive industries, the government has to be innovative, framing revenue so as to make the best use suggested the vice-Minister.One strategy to achieve this is among others, the motivation of officials and agents of trim services to raise the level of mobilization and strengthen cash flow.
To the Deputy minisre, this workshop will discuss the key.That’s why he invited the Secretaries General and serving dishes to work seamlessly.The Deputy Minister acknowledged that several people had made a reservation at the launch of banking, he thinks he will be also the case for the retrocession premium challenging.That is why he asked the participants, considering the results achieved so far, the vastness of the country that they bring appropriate solutions including the features of the premium and thus achieve, at best delay in their implementation ofhere in April, 2016.
Message from the Minister of State
Michel Bongongo, Venus of the foundation will be one of the last to lead to the completion of the banking process launched in 2011. He expressed his gratitude to the leaders of banking;greet the quality of work of all stakeholders (ACB), Monitoring Committee, unions etc.) before asking to maintain the same commitment that goes through the banking premium of retrocession trim services.
This process launched in 2011 has seen an initial assessment in March 2015. It has introduced new measures that have accelerated the process.Today, banked numbers increased from 669,000 to 683,812 in late December or nearly 76%.Thanks to the following: creation of the single file and migration of the IT system, banking services for pensioners, inactive FARDC, veterans etc.This has led to savings of around 546 million CF form of balance to use for the second quarter 2015, the progressive consolidation and banking specific bonuses etc ..
Finally, he said that the banking concerns all, compensation (bonus and other benefits and cash).Before closing, he asked the participants to exercise options on the scale, the practical arrangements and criteria.
Philippe Mbayi Wete
In 2006, Joseph Kabila, President of the Republic and Head of State signed a decree approving certain private higher institutions and universities.It is unfortunately in spite of this act by the Head of State as part of its prerogatives, some bars including the Matete ignore, closing the door to nationals of some private higher institutions and universities.This is what is called challenge the head of state.The observation made regarding the operation of the bars of Kinshasa could not be more bitter.To recruit lawyers in either bar, the procedure is to be first a competition after submitting applications.The successful candidates in the contest are the ones who will be allowed to take the oath to be attached to the bar in question.But, the fact finding is that for some years now, the bars of Kinshasa not want candidates from some private higher institutions and universities whose Cardinal Malula University, University of Cepromad …
Candidates who complain feel that their files are discarded at grading.They wonder how the leaders of the bars may not be accurate at the time of the statement calling the contest.They leave many people submit their applications, this deposit is done on payment of a sum of money.It is, say the applicants, a well organized scam.
Also, the opinion asks about the reason that pushes the bars to reject the nationals of these aforementioned institutions.Do they think they have not sufficiently exploited the subjects of the curriculum?Would they found incompetent nationals of these institutions already operating in bars?There can be no question as they say “comparison is not reason”.Although one can recognize that these institutions which issue here the materials are not sufficiently exploited, there is no way to conclude that any incumbent of these institutions is poor and any other that would come out of non institutions concerned here is valid.
Focus on merit
Regarding the selection of lawyers candidates, as is done with regard to the recruitment of judges, it would be desirable to favor merit.And the merit is not in relation to appearances, but first with the support and then in practice the art for candidates who have taken the oath.
This chapter has already experienced candidates from famous institutions but which proved mediocre in the field, and conversely, those who left second class schools are illustrated.Given all the above, it is hoped that policy makers at the bars out of prejudice and accept all applicants who met the requirements, except of course that relating to the institution from.Finally, why should they say no there or the head of state said yes?
We trust that the leaders of the bars will rectify and will not have to close their doors to citizens of private institutions susévoquées.
The news reaching us from Luanda, the capital of the Republic of Angola, are not good, especially since they show an epidemic raging there.It is yellow fever.This pathology, we learn of sources, safe do not give much chance to the victims before death ensues.Our sources contacted on site did not give us exactly all information, including the duration of the disease in Luanda and the number of victims already registered so far.
However, we were able to realize, in Kinshasa, the damage caused by this disease, compared to the number of funerals held here and there, in Kinshasa in families whose members have died in Luanda, following the yellow fever.
Recently, Radio Top Congo, relayed this information, indicating that subjects with this disease have been detected, including one from Noki, an Angolan town near the city of Matadi.This patient would come to care for the Kinkanda Reference General Hospital.While the other victim was recorded Songololo, a territory of frontier Kongo Central with Angola.
As we returned, the Kongo Central Zone chief physician would have taken necessary measures in order to protect this space.But more important to do, we hope, would be to have emergency health teams at the different border posts separating us from the neighboring country in order to carry out systematic controls and, if necessary, carry out vaccinations,to prevent the spread of this disease on Congolese territory, starting with the Kongo Central where suspected cases have already been detected.
Unsafe main cause of this disease
According to the feedback we have collected from Luanda, the main cause of this disease is linked to unhealthy glaring that reign in some parts of the city including the suburbs where you can see piles of garbage, thepopulations sides.Those who refuse to become the long houses of flies, mosquitoes and other critters agents vectors of every disease.And this gets worse during the rainy season, during which, people have serious public health problems.
This situation contrasts, however, with the upper town where everything breathes well-being, our sources reported.
But what is yellow fever?
According to the medical dictionary for tropical regions, written by Bernard and Pierre Géneviève, yellow fever is defined as an infectious disease, endemic and acute epidermal, due to a virus.Admiral virus transmitted by the bite of a mosquito Aedes genus.This fever is characterized in its severe form two phases of high fever separated by a period of decreasing temperature called red phase.The latter remark by headache, back pain, vomiting, facial congestion and albuminuria conjunction.While the yellow phase is characterized by albuminuria, jaundice, purpura, melena, hematuria and black blood vomiting.There are several benign forms but overall, the disease causes significant mortality.It is effectively prevented by the yellow fever vaccine (Editor’s note our apologies for these technical terms).
But whatever may be said, a potential danger is at our door, it is therefore necessary that practical steps be taken before this epidemic crosses our territory, especially when it is necessary to imagine the scale of the trafficbetween the people of these two neighboring countries which, in this case, it is practically out of the question to consider the closure of borders, given the centuries-old ties between the people of these two neighboring countries.
