The Congolese Court of Auditors gives a positive assessment of the execution of the 2025 budget and submits its report to Parliament, while Patrick Matata calls for the accounts to be reviewed.
3 articles from 26 October to 29 October 2026 · 🇨🇩 DR Congo, 🇨🇬 Republic of Congo
Congolese MP Patrick Matata has called for the National Assembly to examine the 2025 accounts alongside the Court of Accounts’ observations, whose report has been submitted to the plenary. He cites the Assembly’s rules of procedure and the organic law governing the institution, according to Kis24info.
Congolese MP Patrick Matata has called for the National Assembly to examine the 2025 accounts alongside the Court of Accounts’ observations, whose report has been submitted to the plenary. He cites the Assembly’s rules of procedure and the organic law governing the institution, according to Kis24info.
The Court of Accounts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has submitted its report on execution of the 2025 state budget to the presidents of the National Assembly and Senate. The document brings together the findings of its audits and is intended to help parliamentarians assess public financial management, Actualité.cd reports.
The Court of Accounts and Budgetary Discipline of Congo-Brazzaville considers that the government executed the 2025 state budget under good conditions. Its rapporteur, Emmanuel Kamba, presented this assessment to the National Assembly’s finance committee, which is to examine the 2027 budget before the 2025 budget settlement law is put to a vote, Vox reports.