President Félix Tshisekedi’s latest cabinet reshuffle has drawn attention in the Democratic Republic of Congo, blending familiar faces with new opposition appointments in what observers view as a strategic move ahead of 2028.
Zig Diaries Africa News
Date: Saturday, 9 August 2025
Time: 15:30 WAT
Location: 📍Lagos, Nigeria
President of
the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, reshuffled parts of his
government on Friday following months of political consultations.
The changes,
though not radical at first glance, are seen by political observers as a
notable shift toward building consensus.
Key
Appointments:
- Adolphe Muzito, former prime minister, was named Vice
Prime Minister and Minister of Budget.
- Floribert Anzuluni, leader of a small opposition
party, was appointed Minister of Regional Integration.
Other
Changes:
- Eve Bazaiba moved from Environment to Social
Affairs.
- Aimé Boji shifted from Budget to Industry.
- Judith Suminwa retained as Prime Minister.
Analysts suggest this could be a calculated step for Tshisekedi to strengthen alliances within and beyond his party ahead of the next presidential election, scheduled for 2028.
Fact-check & Background Context: The appointment of Adolphe Muzito and Floribert Anzuluni confirmed by Congolese government press release.
Cabinet reshuffle details match coverage from national broadcaster RTNC and Ouest-France Afrique.Next DRC presidential election officially scheduled for 2028.
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