Federalism: a last chance for the Democratic Republic of Congo - Tibasima Bahemuka, John
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Despite the billions invested over all these years for the development of the DRC, the country and its people live in abject suffering and poverty! A country where roads, drinking water, electricity, food security, social housing, security of people and goods, medical care and hospitals, schools, transport are the shame of a country in the 21st century.The author invites the Congolese to change the management mode and to switch to federalism in order to better solve the development problems of such a vast country by focusing attention on solving the problems of the people in the provinces.This…mehr

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Despite the billions invested over all these years for the development of the DRC, the country and its people live in abject suffering and poverty! A country where roads, drinking water, electricity, food security, social housing, security of people and goods, medical care and hospitals, schools, transport are the shame of a country in the 21st century.The author invites the Congolese to change the management mode and to switch to federalism in order to better solve the development problems of such a vast country by focusing attention on solving the problems of the people in the provinces.This book is an interpellation, better a cry of a patriot in the face of the suffering of thousands of Congolese people. We must find an alternative and adapted system and management method to solve our problems.Emmanuel Tommy Tambwe UshindiCoordinator of the Maendeleo Synergy.This book has been translated with Artificial Intelligence.
Autorenporträt
JOHN TIBASIMA BAHEMUKA,  né le 10 septembre 1978 à Nyankunde, Province de l¿Ituri, RDC. Défenseur Judiciaire Près le Tribunal de Grande Instance de Bunia (TGI-Bunia). Notable Hema et Initiateur du mouvement associatif dénommé ¿¿Nouvelle Génération Iturienne, NGI¿¿. Conseiller Juridique et consultant dans un cabinet d¿Affaires au Kenya.