National Assembly: MP Hermione Bolumbe files a no-confidence motion against Muhindo Nzangi

Author: Clément MUAMBAPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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National Assembly: MP Hermione Bolumbe files a no-confidence motion against Muhindo Nzangi

National MP Hermione Bolumbe Bakando filed a no-confidence motion on October 23, 2026, against Muhindo Nzangi Butondo, the minister of state for agriculture and food security. The Mont-Amba representative and member of the Alternative divine parliamentary group alleges the misappropriation of $57 million from the African Development Bank allocated to PEJAB, a project supporting young agricultural entrepreneurs. She acted after finding the minister’s answers during an oral question-and-debate session on October 21 unsatisfactory. Nzangi said the funds remained available and were being disbursed gradually, and that 1,107 young people had already received funding.

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