In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a cabinet reshuffle has seen opposition figures enter the government. This was a move that the president had been planning for months in order to signal national unity. The most notable development is the return of Adolphe Muzito, former prime minister under Joseph Kabila, who has now been appointed deputy prime minister for the budget. This marks his comeback to politics after 13 years away.
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