Kenya’s EACC and the DRC’s APLC sign an anti-corruption deal
Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and the Democratic Republic of Congo's Agency for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption (APLC) signed an agreement to battle graft in the two countries. In April, the two countries’ presidents, Uhuru Kenyatta and Felix Tshisekedi, respectively, agreed to bilateral deals in which the anti-graft policies were part of.
Simon Rick 
Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and the Democratic Republic of Congo's Agency for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption (APLC) signed an agreement to battle graft in the two countries. In April, the two countries’ presidents, Uhuru Kenyatta and Felix Tshisekedi, respectively, agreed to bilateral deals in which the anti-graft policies were part of. In the presence of Congolese Minister of Justice Rose Mutombo and Twalib Mbarak, the Chief Executive of the EACC representing the Kenyan delegation, the two heads of state signed the deal to eradicate and limit money laundering, inter-border economic crimes, and corruption.
Source: Zoom.eco
Twalib Mbarak stated that Kenya, through the EACC, will provide technical assistance to Congolese counterparts in the arena of modern communication systems and information technologies.The EACC has had a foothold in the fight against corruption for more than twenty years while the APLC has existed for less than a quinquennial. The Congolese government aims to leverage this experience. The Congolese Minister of Justice expressed his hopes for enhanced capacity building in the APLC with the help of their Kenyan brothers. Mbarak, however, cautioned that Kenya’s role is not supervisory or a "big brother," but as equal partners in the fight for better systems.
Source: Actualite.CD
