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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Official portrait of Judith Suminwa, President / Prime Minister
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Judith Suminwa

President / Prime Minister

In office since HoS: 24 Jan 2019 | HoG: 2024

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Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic

The Democratic Republic of the Congo combines a directly elected president with a prime minister, governing one of Africa’s largest countries by area.
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26 Provinces

The country consists of 26 provinces, each with its own provincial government.
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Bicameral Parliament

Parliament consists of the National Assembly, directly elected, and the Senate, elected by provincial assemblies.
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Direct Presidential Elections

Parliament consists of the National Assembly, directly elected, and the Senate, elected by provincial assemblies.
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Constitution, Art. 16

The human person is sacred. The State has the obligation to respect and protect it.