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DRC raises $1.25B in its first Eurobond, with strong investor demand signaling confidence in reforms, growth potential, and global market entry When the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) opened its first-ever Eurobond books on 9 April 2026, investors responded with an appetite that few might have predicted for a nation still grappling with conflict and infrastructure deficits. The resource‑rich country raised US$1.25 billion in a dual‑tranche deal, marking its maiden foray into international capital markets. For a government long reliant on donor support and mining revenues, the sale is both a financial milestone and a vote of confidence that Kinshasa’s reforms are beginning to resonate beyond its borders. The issuance was split into a US$600 million bond due in 2032 at a yield of 8.75% and a US$650 million bond due in 2037 at 9.50%, both amortising instruments. Initial guidance of around 9.125 % and 10 % was tightened after orders exceeded US$2 billion and US$2.8 billion for the two tranches, respectively. The government had initially contemplated raising about US$750 million, suggesting investor demand allowed the offering to be upsized. Finance minister Doudou Fwamba Likunde Libotayi hailed the bond as a significant step towards financing priority infrastructure and social‑sector projects under a broader US$1.5 billion programme. A signal of investor confidence In the context of frontier‑market finance, the oversubscription speaks volumes. DRC’s yield levels were competitive: Angola paid 9.5 % for its Eurobond in 2025, and Congo‑Brazzaville paid 9.875 % in November 2025, yet Kinshasa, a debut issuer, achieved slightly better terms. Investors were attracted by the country’s low public‑debt ratio — 18 %–22 % of gross domestic product according to French Treasury and Coface estimates, and the prospect of capitalising on vast cobalt and copper reserves at a time when global demand for battery metals is surging. A positive outlook from S&P Global earlier this year underscored improved macro‑economic management, while a recent ceasefire between the United States and Iran helped stabilise emerging‑market borrowing costs. The central bank governor and the finance ministry orchestrated the sale with help from Citi, Standard Chartered, and local lender Rawbank. Orders came from a wide range of institutional investors, signalling that the market is prepared to treat the DRC as a credible borrower. For Kinshasa, the deal opens the door to becoming a regular sovereign issuer, diversifying funding sources beyond concessional loans and Chinese credit lines. Market access The deal marks a broader strategic shift. For decades, the DRC’s budget depended heavily on multilateral aid and royalties from its mining industry. Access to international bond markets offers a path to fund infrastructure without pledging resource collateral. Officials have made clear that proceeds will be channelled into growth‑enhancing projects such as roads, electricity, and social services. If executed well, these investments could reduce logistical bottlenecks that have long hampered the mining sector and limit the economy’s vulnerability to commodity cycles. This historic issuance also positions the DRC within a global race to secure critical minerals. The United States and its allies are keen to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains, and Kinshasa has signed a strategic minerals deal with Washington that promises investment and security cooperation. By demonstrating that it can raise funds on commercial terms, the DRC strengthens its bargaining power in negotiations with foreign partners and signals a willingness to align with international financial norms. Reforms underpinning the milestone Continue Reading Full Article REGIONAL ECONOMY DRC Secures $1.25 Billion in Landmark Eurobond By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Apr 10, 2026 May 15, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: When the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) opened its first-ever Eurobond books on 9 April 2026, investors responded with an appetite that few might have predicted for a nation still grappling with conflict and infrastructure deficits. The resource‑rich country raised US$1.25 billion in a dual‑tranche deal, marking its maiden foray into international capital markets. For a government long reliant on donor support and mining revenues, the sale is both a financial milestone and a vote of confidence that Kinshasa’s reforms are beginning to resonate beyond its borders. The issuance was split into a US$600 million bond due in 2032 at a yield of 8.75% and a US$650 million bond due in 2037 at 9.50%, both amortising instruments. Initial guidance of around 9.125 % and 10 % was tightened after orders exceeded US$2 billion and US$2.8 billion for the two tranches, respectively. The government had initially contemplated raising about US$750 million, suggesting investor demand allowed the offering to be upsized. Finance minister Doudou Fwamba Likunde Libotayi hailed the bond as a significant step towards financing priority infrastructure and social‑sector projects under a broader US$1.5 billion programme. A signal of investor confidence In the context of frontier‑market finance, the oversubscription speaks volumes. DRC’s yield levels were competitive: Angola paid 9.5 % for its Eurobond in 2025, and Congo‑Brazzaville paid 9.875 % in November 2025, yet Kinshasa, a debut issuer, achieved slightly better terms. Investors were attracted by the country’s low public‑debt ratio — 18 %–22 % of gross domestic product according to French Treasury and Coface estimates, and the prospect of capitalising on vast cobalt and copper reserves at a time when global demand for battery metals is surging. A positive outlook from S&P Global earlier this year underscored improved macro‑economic management, while a recent ceasefire between the United States and Iran helped stabilise emerging‑market borrowing costs. ADVERTISEMENT The central bank governor and the finance ministry orchestrated the sale with help from Citi, Standard Chartered, and local lender Rawbank. Orders came from a wide range of institutional investors, signalling that the market is prepared to treat the DRC as a credible borrower. For Kinshasa, the deal opens the door to becoming a regular sovereign issuer, diversifying funding sources beyond concessional loans and Chinese credit lines. Market access The deal marks a broader strategic shift. For decades, the DRC’s budget depended heavily on multilateral aid and royalties from its mining industry. Access to international bond markets offers a path to fund infrastructure without pledging resource collateral. Officials have made clear that proceeds will be channelled into growth‑enhancing projects such as roads, electricity, and social services. If executed well, these investments could reduce logistical bottlenecks that have long hampered the mining sector and limit the economy’s vulnerability to commodity cycles. This historic issuance also positions the DRC within a global race to secure critical minerals. The United States and its allies are keen to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains, and Kinshasa has signed a strategic minerals deal with Washington that promises investment and security cooperation. By demonstrating that it can raise funds on commercial terms, the DRC strengthens its bargaining power in negotiations with foreign partners and signals a willingness to align with international financial norms. ADVERTISEMENT Reforms underpinning the milestone Investors’ willingness to buy DRC debt is partly the result of incremental reforms under President Félix Tshisekedi. The administration secured a US$2.77 billion programme from the International Monetary Fund, which requires improvements in tax collection, public‑finance management, and governance. Authorities have also introduced a modern budget law and are digitising revenue administration. S&P Global cited robust growth prospects and improvements in foreign reserves and tax collection when it upgraded the DRC’s outlook. The finance minister argues that these reforms, combined with stronger foreign‑exchange reserves and prudent debt management, were key in convincing investors to subscribe to the bond. Opportunity with responsibility The DRC’s landmark Eurobond is a watershed moment. It demonstrates that even a country with a history of instability can tap global markets when it offers a compelling economic story and enacts credible reforms. The appetite shown by investors provides an opportunity for Kinshasa to accelerate development and reduce its dependence on aid. Yet the moment comes with responsibility: the government must deliver on infrastructure commitments, maintain fiscal discipline, and foster stability in its troubled eastern regions. If these conditions are met, the US$1.25 billion raised in April could prove to be the foundation for a sustained re‑engagement with international capital and a catalyst for broader economic transformation. 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DRC spokesperson Patrick Muyaya calls for stronger sanctions against Rwanda, arguing that existing peace commitments on eastern Congo need enforcement. KINSHASA, October 6, 2026, Congolese government spokesperson and Communication and Media Minister Patrick Muyaya has called for stronger international sanctions against Rwanda, arguing that diplomatic pressure must be backed by measures capable of enforcing commitments on the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Speaking in an interview on TV5MONDE's Journal Afrique, Muyaya said Kinshasa's priority remains ending the fighting, easing the humanitarian crisis and securing the implementation of existing peace commitments rather than producing additional agreements that are not enforced. Muyaya Says Stronger Measures Are Needed Muyaya argued that international institutions risk losing credibility if decisions already adopted on the eastern DRC conflict are not implemented. When there is an aggressor, it is not enough just to condemn; measures must be taken, stronger measures that can compel Rwanda to leave the Democratic Republic of the Congo." He specifically called for what he described as "more robust sanctions" against Rwanda and President Paul Kagame. I think stronger sanctions are still needed so that President Kagame, his troops and his sons fully subscribe to what all the diplomatic processes you mentioned recommend." Muyaya's wording reflects the Congolese government's position that Rwanda is directly involved in the conflict alongside AFC/M23. Rwanda rejects Kinshasa's characterization of the conflict and has argued that its security concerns are tied to the presence of the FDLR in eastern Congo. "It Takes Two to Dance the Rumba" During the interview, Muyaya also defended the DRC's record under the Washington peace process, saying Kinshasa is carrying out its own commitments. Continue Reading Full Article JUSTICE & CRIME Patrick Muyaya Calls for Stronger Sanctions Against Rwanda By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Oct 6, 2026 Oct 6, 2026 6 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: KINSHASA, October 6, 2026, Congolese government spokesperson and Communication and Media Minister Patrick Muyaya has called for stronger international sanctions against Rwanda, arguing that diplomatic pressure must be backed by measures capable of enforcing commitments on the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Speaking in an interview on TV5MONDE's Journal Afrique, Muyaya said Kinshasa's priority remains ending the fighting, easing the humanitarian crisis and securing the implementation of existing peace commitments rather than producing additional agreements that are not enforced. Muyaya Says Stronger Measures Are Needed Muyaya argued that international institutions risk losing credibility if decisions already adopted on the eastern DRC conflict are not implemented. When there is an aggressor, it is not enough just to condemn; measures must be taken, stronger measures that can compel Rwanda to leave the Democratic Republic of the Congo." He specifically called for what he described as "more robust sanctions" against Rwanda and President Paul Kagame. I think stronger sanctions are still needed so that President Kagame, his troops and his sons fully subscribe to what all the diplomatic processes you mentioned recommend." Muyaya's wording reflects the Congolese government's position that Rwanda is directly involved in the conflict alongside AFC/M23. Rwanda rejects Kinshasa's characterization of the conflict and has argued that its security concerns are tied to the presence of the FDLR in eastern Congo. "It Takes Two to Dance the Rumba" During the interview, Muyaya also defended the DRC's record under the Washington peace process, saying Kinshasa is carrying out its own commitments. We, as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, within the framework of the Washington Accords, are fulfilling our part, but it takes two to dance the rumba." He accused Rwanda of being responsible for continued obstacles in the peace process and linked Kigali's conduct to the continued fighting in eastern DRC. ADVERTISEMENT The United Nations Security Council's Resolution 2773, adopted in February 2025, condemned M23's offensives in North and South Kivu and called on the Rwanda Defence Force to cease support to M23 and withdraw from DRC territory without preconditions. The resolution also called for the DRC to end support to armed groups, particularly the FDLR. Read UN Security Council Resolution 2773 Muyaya Points to International Sanctions Already Imposed Muyaya said measures already taken by international partners demonstrate that responsibility for obstructing the peace process has been identified internationally. When you read all the decisions that have been taken, whether by the European Union or by the American government, there is an aggressor who is known, and that is Rwanda. That statement is Muyaya's interpretation of international measures. The United States has, however, imposed significant sanctions connected to Rwanda's role in eastern DRC. In March 2026, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned the Rwanda Defence Force and four senior RDF officials, saying the RDF was supporting, training and fighting alongside M23 and accusing Rwanda of violating commitments under the Washington Accords. Read the U.S. Treasury sanctions announcement ADVERTISEMENT The United States later imposed additional sanctions in June 2026 targeting networks it said were involved in trafficking minerals from M23-controlled areas of eastern DRC into Rwanda. Read the June 2026 U.S. Treasury action FDLR Disarmament at the Center of Kinshasa's Argument Muyaya also addressed Rwanda's longstanding argument that the FDLR represents a security threat to Rwanda. He said the DRC is working to remove what he described as Rwanda's recurring justification for its security posture in eastern Congo. The recurring pretext for three decades has been the FDLR. Today, there is a plan that has been approved, including by the United Nations Security Council. We have presented a clear plan and strategy. Kinshasa has recently highlighted a voluntary surrender and disarmament process involving FDLR factions as evidence that it is acting on its obligations. 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Washington, Doha, African Union mediation and other initiatives have created multiple channels for negotiation, but fighting has continued in parts of eastern Congo. For Kinshasa, the next phase is therefore about enforcement. Muyaya wants international partners to move beyond statements of concern and use stronger sanctions to pressure Rwanda to comply with international demands concerning M23 and the presence of Rwandan forces in the DRC. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Politics & Diplomacy Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow At the 2026 Russia–Africa Summit in Moscow, Tshisekedi calls for peace in eastern Congo... . War in DR Congo Tshisekedi: Sanctions Forced Kagame to Pull Kabila From His Cave The DRC president accuses Kagame of using Kabila's new rebel leadership to disguise Rwanda's role in... . 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Tacha says being good doesn’t guarantee success, stressing resilience and strategy as key to achieving life goals Reality TV personality Natacha Akide, widely known as Tacha, has sparked debate after stating that being a good person does not necessarily guarantee success. In a recent interview, the former Big Brother Naija housemate addressed common assumptions about morality and achievement, noting that real-life outcomes often do not align with such expectations. Tacha explained that while kindness and strong values are important, they do not always lead to opportunities or measurable success. She noted that progress in life often requires resilience, strategic thinking, and the ability to overcome obstacles. According to her, many people grow up believing that doing the right thing will naturally result in positive outcomes. However, she said this is not always the case in practice. She further encouraged young people not to feel discouraged when their efforts or good intentions are not immediately rewarded. Instead, she urged them to stay focused, remain consistent, and continue working toward their goals despite setbacks. Her remarks have drawn mixed reactions online, with some supporting her view on the realities of success, while others maintain that honesty and consistency remain essential for long-term growth. Tacha has remained a prominent public figure since her time on Big Brother Naija , frequently sharing her perspectives on personal development, business, and life experiences. Source: The Sun Nigeria Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Being Good Doesn’t Guarantee Success – Tacha By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Mar 17, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Reality TV personality Natacha Akide, widely known as Tacha, has sparked debate after stating that being a good person does not necessarily guarantee success. In a recent interview, the former Big Brother Naija housemate addressed common assumptions about morality and achievement, noting that real-life outcomes often do not align with such expectations. Tacha explained that while kindness and strong values are important, they do not always lead to opportunities or measurable success. She noted that progress in life often requires resilience, strategic thinking, and the ability to overcome obstacles. ADVERTISEMENT According to her, many people grow up believing that doing the right thing will naturally result in positive outcomes. However, she said this is not always the case in practice. She further encouraged young people not to feel discouraged when their efforts or good intentions are not immediately rewarded. Instead, she urged them to stay focused, remain consistent, and continue working toward their goals despite setbacks. ADVERTISEMENT Her remarks have drawn mixed reactions online, with some supporting her view on the realities of success, while others maintain that honesty and consistency remain essential for long-term growth. Tacha has remained a prominent public figure since her time on Big Brother Naija , frequently sharing her perspectives on personal development, business, and life experiences. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT Source: The Sun Nigeria ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

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