Tshisekedi paves way for constitutional change
A new law expanding conditions for constitutional referendum has ignited political tensions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The legislation, signed by President Félix Tshisekedi, alters the requirements for constitutional referendums, potentially allowing easier amendments to the country's fundamental law. This development has raised concerns among opposition parties and civil society organizations about democratic processes.
The announcement marks a significant victory for the country's healthcare system.
At the ongoing COP31 climate conference, environmental advocates are urging delegates to reject waste incineration proposals, warning that such technologies could lock African cities into costly and environmentally damaging infrastructure for decades to come.
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