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Jean Thierry MonsenepwoChairman of the Board · COBIL SA

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La RDC, vraiment dans la bonne direction ?

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A debate with Jean Thierry Monsenepwo, broadcast by ACTUALITE.CD. 9 July 2026 is the debate date identified in the outlet’s report. The illustration comes from press archives.

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Debate report plus separate institutional context; partial summary.

This ACTUALITE.CD debate asks whether the Democratic Republic of the Congo is moving in the right direction. The listed 9 July 2026 date is the event date identified in the report published the following day. The site’s image is a press-archive illustration, not a verified frame from the broadcast.

ACTUALITE.CD reports that Monsenepwo defended improvements in justice while acknowledging remaining difficulties. His position therefore raises the distinction between announced reforms, their implementation and citizens’ experience.

On 13 June 2026, UNDP reported that US$53.9 million was being mobilised for a programme running to 2029. It did not present the funding as fully secured.

A separate UNDP review published on 6 October 2025 describes the 2020–2024 cycle: magistrate training, judicial infrastructure and mobile court hearings. It reports 18 facilities built or rehabilitated and 753 cases handled through those hearings. These are results reported for that programme, not an assessment of every court in the country.

Announcing a programme, securing resources and demonstrating better outcomes for users are different stages. This dossier brings together the position reported by the broadcaster and a checkable institutional reference. It is neither a full transcript nor an independent assessment of the entire justice system. The original recording remains the source for the full exchange and its qualifications.

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