La province du Sud-Kivu a désormais un nouveau gouvernement provincial composé de dix ministres,dont un Munyamulenge du nom de Sadock Biganza Mututsi. Ils ont été nommés mardi 20 juillet par le nouveua gouverneur Mr. Marcellin Chishambo Ruhoya.
Le government provincial du Sud Kivu vient de faire un geste d’integration dans en matière d'emploi publique, notamment dans un nouveau gouvernement provincial en nommant un Munyamulenge comme Ministre de la Justice et des droits humains.
Peut-on parler maintenant d'égalité de chance au Sud-Kivu surtout dans le domaine politique si aujourd’hui un Munyamulenge est nommé par un gouverneur qui contrairement aux precedent n’est pas obligé de nommer un Munyamulenge pour un poste politique pour la simple raison que les Banyamulenge n'ont plus a` dire and no force in South Kivu, and there is no more pressure to integrate them?
That why you can not even consider the others are called "Ministers" who were earlier appointed with no real intention of integration as such. They were the labels and they act as such, because none of them have no balance to his community well as their mandates were biensur at the provincial level.
It may be naive to think that this time our brothers Kivutiens finally understand that the Banyamulenge are also citizens who have the same rights as all Kivutiens. But it is also likely that South Kivutiens intolerance towards the Banyamulenge had not had good yield to holders of this hate culture. Maybe it is finally starting to give up the reason as to emotions. But it is still too early to encroire in that although it wants to be optimiste.Car ca prime minister would be a bit of thinking that Kivutiens extremists who have often had considerable political influence in the region considers the Banyamulenge as human beings.
Let's see if this faith and this is especially since Mr. Biganza Minister of Justice and Human Rights. It may just be starting to hope that Banyamulenge have access to the property owned, and housing and right to move freely and conduct business at Bukavu, Uvira and elsewhere like everyone else. I think one of the biggest challenges facing Mr. Biganza is to fight the false prejudices and discrimination against Tutsis in the DRC has become a culture. For it is no more interested in equality than that to justice. Mr.
Biganza although it must serve all Kivutiens without any discrimination, but it must specifically find that it is his duty and right to defend the collective rights of ethnic minority in Congo which it is derived. He will not need to explain that injustice and ethnic discrimination in what face the Banyamulenge. He himself lived these sad realities.
is certainly that this small minority has managed to make a small place in this great country more intolerant world. But it also requires that Kivutiens and Congolese general understand that the DRC is pluralist cultures, and thus understood that neither minorities nor the majority.
should not always wait up to what people flew to arms for them to be integrated. Democracy that this country derives its name for me is first the search for justice. According to Radio Okapi
, it says that the "new government will concentrate its efforts in the areas of the province of South Kivu, where almost nothing has been done so far, said the deputy governor, Claude Kibala. The same source adds that "the ongoing projects will be continued, assured the No. 2 South-Kivu. This is the construction and rehabilitation of agricultural feeder roads and urban roads, improvement of the situation and social security. " The inhabitants of Bukavu
believe that the current provincial executive is a "government of last resort", the third of the legislature under the covenant of the Presidential Majority (AMP).
The two previous governments Celestine Chibalonza and Louis Leonce Chirimwami fell following the motions of no confidence passed by provincial deputies.
Observers believe that the new government of Marcellin Chishambo faces a major challenge as MLAs want cooperative developer and realistic. It can be
must also hope that this new government of Mr. Marcellin was thinking Chishambo Minembwe not only politically, but also its development. Otherwise, Minembwens must know that they will continue to fight for their security and development.
HERE IS THE LIST OF NEW MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT CHISHIMBO:
According to Article 1 of Decree No. 010/041, provincial ministers are appointed to office next to their names, personalities whose names are listed below: - Minister of Interior, Decentralization, Security and the Public: Mr. Etienne Babunga Muhirwa Minister of Justice and Human Rights: Mr Sadock Biganza Mututsi Minister of Finance Economic and Industry: Mr. Boaz Amangu Bahombwa Minister of Planning and Budget, spokesman of the provincial government: Mr. Patrick Mze Somor Minister of Environment, Lands, Planning, of Housing and Public Works: Mr. Willy Kiriza Mpalirwa Minister of Energy, Mining, Oil and Trade : Mr. Timothy Masumbuko Kwalya-Ministry of Transport, Communications and Tourism: Mr. Laban Kyalangalilwa Kashande-Ministry of Health, Gender, Family and Humanitarian Affairs: Mr. Dr. Mwanza Nanguma-Ministry of Education, Business sociocultural and information: Mr. Norbert Matwara Nzapazande-Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development: Gisèle Batembo Faida.L Decree No. 010/042 appoint Mr. Severin Mugangu Matabaro as executive assistant to the provincial governor and Mr. Jean-Pierre Ndusha Ntangano as his adjoint.L Decree No. 10/043 appoints the members of the executive secretariat of the provincial government, whose composition is as follows: - Executive Secretary of the provincial government: Mr. Emmanuel Matabishi Deputy Executive Secretary of the provincial government and head of the Political, Legal and Administrative: Mr. Emmanuel Kangwenye Demas- Deputy Executive Secretary of the provincial government and head of the Committee on Economic, financial, social and humanitarian Bernadette Masoka Safi.
By Mr. Akim
Editor in Chief Journal
Minembwe
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