13 billion US dollars is the level of revenue that the Congolese government aims to achieve for the 2026 budget year. Gathered at the Kinshasa Financial Center, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Budget, Adolphe Muzito, and Finance Minister, Doudou Fwamba, held a working session on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 with financial authorities to define…...
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