AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDRC–US Partnership: Kinshasa is urging Washington to turn its minerals partnership into jobs and investment, pointing to the Lobito rail corridor and Grand Inga hydropower project as priorities. Eastern Security: At least 30 people were reported killed in a suspected ADF attack in North Kivu, as fresh clashes in North and South Kivu raised doubts about ceasefire efforts. Diplomacy: Kinshasa is reportedly threatening to leave the Francophonie if Rwanda’s Louise Mushikiwabo wins a third term; no formal withdrawal decision has been announced. Press Freedom: Columnist Virginie Manganga has left Makala prison after receiving a suspended sentence, while a court acquitted her on some charges. Constitutional Tensions: The Senate backed legislation enabling a referendum, fuelling fears of a bid to extend President Félix Tshisekedi’s rule. The rebel-led FRN has warned it could quit Doha peace talks if constitutional changes proceed. Public Spending: The government’s proposed record $24.8 billion 2027 budget puts security and social development among its priorities.
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