Two weeks after the investiture of the new president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, public opinion is still waiting for the new prime minister. André Mbata, Explained to the National Assembly, the Constitutionist and National Assembly to the National Assembly, to the National Assembly explained.
Two weeks after the inauguration of the new president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, public opinion is still waiting to know the name of the new prime minister. Analyzing the current composition of the National Assembly, the constitutionalist and any new elected of the National Assembly, André Mbata, explained Thursday to Radio Okapi that the choice of an informant is needed, since no party or political grouping recognized to have the parliamentary majority.
The head of state, Felix Tshisekedi, must thus appoint an informant to identify the parliamentary majority, in view of the appointment of the prime minister, André Mbata reveals. "The head of state who has just sworn to respect the constitution must comply with it and appoint an informant to identify the majority at the level of the National Assembly," he said, referring to Article 78 of the Constitution…
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