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The head of state notably brought in two opposition politicians: Adolphe Muzito, a former Prime Minister, was named Vice Prime Minister and will also be in charge of the budget. Floribert Anzuluni, leader of a minor opposition party, was named head of regional integration.
President of the Democratic Republic of Congo Félix Tshisekedi reshuffled parts of his government. This move was expected for quite some time. There were hectic political consultations before the reshuffle.
The head of state notably brought in two opposition politicians: Adolphe Muzito, a former Prime Minister, was named Vice Prime Minister and will also be in charge of the budget. Floribert Anzuluni, leader of a minor opposition party, was named head of regional integration.
Several other officials remained in the government, but changed jobs, among them notably Eve Bazaiba, who transitioned from the environment ministry to social affairs, and Aimé Boji, who shifted from the budget ministry to industry. Judith Suminwa, meanwhile, remains Prime Minister.
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According to some analysts, these changes could be a way for the Congolese President to consolidate his party and reach a political consensus, before the next presidential election in the DRC set for 2028.