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LECAP NEWSBudget
Each year, a single text sets what the state expects to collect and what it authorises itself to spend. Reading its structure is the fastest way to see a government’s real priorities.
By LECAP newsroom2 min read
LECAP EXPLAINSParliament
By K. Ilunga2 min read
LECAP DECODESDecentralisation
By A. Mbuyi3 min read
LECAP DATANational Assembly
By LECAP newsroom2 min read
LECAP DECODESGovernment
A reshuffle is usually discussed through names. It is better understood through portfolios: which change hands, which are redrawn, which do not move at all.
By N. Tshibangu2 min read
LECAP DECODESYouth
Reducing young people’s engagement to electoral turnout misses most of what happens between two ballots.
By A. Mbuyi2 min read
LECAP EXPLAINSRegional integration
By K. Ilunga2 min read
LECAP EXPLAINSDiplomacy
By K. Ilunga2 min read
LECAP INTERVIEWConstitution
By N. Tshibangu2 min read
LECAP INTERVIEWLocal finance
By A. Mbuyi3 min read
LECAP INTERVIEWPublic data
By LECAP newsroom3 min read
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N. TshibanguPolitical analyst
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LECAP NEWSBudget
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LECAP EXPLAINSParliament
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LECAP DECODESDecentralisation
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LECAP DATANational Assembly
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LECAP INTERVIEWConstitution
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LECAP INTERVIEWLocal finance
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LECAP FORUMVoting system
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LECAP DECODESGovernment
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LECAP EXPLAINSRegional integration
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LECAP DATAPublic procurement
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LECAP INTERVIEWPublic data
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LECAP DATAEnergy
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