LE POTENTIEL evokes a corner of the FCC-CACH secret and mentions: "Prime Minister: Kabila chooses, Tshisekedi appoints". The newspaper believes that this agreement has evolved significantly, to the point of circumventing the procedure provided by the Constitution in the appointment of a Prime Minister.
"Under this new deal, signed late Wednesday evening, the FCC and the CACH have well shared the tasks: Joseph Kabila chooses the prime minister and Felix Tshisekedi name," the daily newspaper reveals that believes Kabila retains political, financial and important relays in the security apparatus, on the Félix Tshisekedi’s camp.
In the meantime, FORUM DES SA reports that Felix Tshisekedi has just completed his cabinet after appointing, as soon as he took office a little over a month ago, the Chief of Staff and the first of his deputies. At first sight, the newspaper continues, Félix Antoine Tshisekedi has appointed as High Representative of the Head of State a great figure of Grand Kasaï, Kitenge Yesu. The President of the Republic has also appointed Guylain Nyembo as Assistant Director of the Cabinet of the Economy and Special Adviser at Vidiye Tshimanga. Fatshi, moreover, put the cursor on the team of communicators of his cabinet. Thus, Lydie Omanga, very close to Vital Kamerhe, is appointed Director of Communication, while Abraham Luakabuanga will head the press service as Director.
In addition, AFRICA NEWS pointed out that the Chief of Staff of the President of the Republic sent a letter to the Minister of State for the Civil Service in which he asks, on the instructions of the Head of State, to suspend the execution of orders of 27 December 2018 on the establishment of the public service and asked him to submit to the President of the Republic as soon as possible the draft order withdrawing these three texts. The tri-weekly confirms that Michel Bongongo was eager to act in a correspondence of March 6 in which he annexed the draft order withdrawing three orders mentioned above.
L’AVENIR informs that the President of the Republic, Felix Tshisekedi, met Said Djinnit, the United Nations Special Envoy in charge of the Great Lakes, on Thursday, March 7, 2019 in Kinshasa. Their meeting, the tabloid reveals, revolved around the preparation of the summit of the Regional Monitoring Mechanism of the Addis Ababa Framework Agreement.
The newspaper reports that this meeting will have to evaluate, among other things, the process of repatriation of M23 ex-combatants from Rwanda and Uganda to the DRC. At the beginning of February, 67 repatriated ex-combatants are currently settled near Goma, Munigi.
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