Legal action is finally being taken to enforce the new...

Legal action is finally being taken to enforce the new President's appointment of a chief of Gecamines (the main cause of TAR's license holdup) against the politically motivated obstruction by a lower bureaucrat: Article in French: https://www.politico.cd/actualite/la-une/2019/07/13/ordonnance-presidentielle-a-la-sncc-et-a-la-gecamines-toussaint-alonga-prepare-une-plainte-contre-la-ministre-wivine-mumba.html and quick algo translation:

During a press briefing in Kinshasa on Saturday, July 13, Toussaint Alonga, who presented himself as a counsel for the new leaders of the Gecamines and the SNCC appointed by Felix Tshisekedi, announced the filing of a complaint. against Portfolio Minister Wivine Mumba.According to him, this complaint "for offense of guilty abstention" will be filed against Wivine Mumba for its refusal to implement the orders of the Head of State Felix Antoine Tshisekedi."Wivine Mumba is accused of voluntarily refusing or refraining from performing an act that falls within the scope of meaning functions namely the notification of orders of the President of the Republic to the appointed attorneys," said Toussaint Alonga.For this lawyer, the opening of a criminal case against the said minister will help consolidate the rule of law in the DRC."This behavior irritates the provisions of the penal code book 2 in its article 150 point J. Our motivation is pedagogical to serve as a lesson to others that we do not manage the Republic by a state of mind, but also the opening of a criminal case against the current portfolio minister will surely help to strengthen the rule of law where no one is above the law, "added the honorary national deputy and president of the Greater Equator Youth. .It should be noted that since their appointments to SNCC and GECAMINES, Fabien Mutomb, **riel Kyungu and Sama Lukonde have not always been notified by the Minister of the Portfolio for taking office.A situation that even the President of the Republic recognized during his press briefing in Beni."They will be enforced," he told the press.