Fatshi Bilembo

Important Disclaimer: This application is a private, citizen-led initiative that is entirely independent. It does not represent the Presidency of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Congolese government, or any other state or governmental entity.

The information and data on achievements presented in the application come exclusively from public documentary sources, reports from partner institutions, and official communication channels accessible to all. The application relies in particular on:

Official portals: primature.gouv.cd and presidence.cd

Specialized agencies: celluleinfra.org (Infrastructure Unit) and acgt.cd (Congolese Agency for Major Works).

Reference media outlets: Actualite.cd, MediaCongo.net, and radiookapi.net.

Reports from international institutions: World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) reports on infrastructure projects in the DRC.

Follow the progress of development projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo with Fatshi Bilembo, a citizen-driven app dedicated to the independent monitoring of public actions and achievements on the ground.

HISTORY IN THE MAKING: FROM 2019 TO TODAY
Explore the history of national development through an immersive timeline. Fatshi Bilembo offers a detailed retrospective, based on public and verifiable data, of each major milestone, inauguration, and structural reform from 2019 to the present day. Visualize the transformation of infrastructure month by month, year by year, with transparent access to information sources for each project.

A MULTILINGUAL AND CITIZEN-CENTERED EXPERIENCE
Because development monitoring concerns all Congolese people, Fatshi Bilembo speaks your language. The app is fully available in French and in our four national languages: Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo, and Tshiluba.

TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Fatshi Bilembo is an independent information tool. It allows every citizen to exercise their right to information and to see the concrete impact of public policies on the ground, using reliable media and institutional sources.

Join thousands of citizens committed to monitoring the development of the Congo.