Six areas, one course.
The detail of the Master Plan: the areas of transformation for the country and the plan to make energy the key to independence.
Six areas of transformation.
Governance and institutions
Transparent, independent and accountable institutions. National Transparency Portal, CENI reform, National Selection and Merit Council, and independent judiciary.
Education and knowledge
Building 5,000 schools by 2030, training 50,000 teachers, ensuring free schooling and reforming curricula towards critical thinking and technology.
Sovereign economy
Valorising our strategic resources locally, processing cobalt and minerals domestically, building national industry and achieving food self-sufficiency.
National unity
Revitalising our national languages (Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo, Tshiluba), teaching our history and building a sovereign, vibrant and exportable culture.
Health and dignity
Universal health coverage in 3 phases, 1,500 rural health centres built, 70% of hospitals renovated and 50,000 health professionals recruited.
Diplomacy and sovereignty
Smart partnerships where foreign investment trains and transfers skills, sovereignty over our resources and assertive presence on the international stage.
Source: The Master Plan (volume 1), part three, “Vision for the future”. Each area is developed in its own chapter: education (ch. 2), health (ch. 3), institutions and justice (ch. 4 and 5), economy (ch. 6 to 13), diplomacy (ch. 23 and 27).
Electrify the Giant. Light up Africa.
The paradox is glaring: Congo holds the largest hydroelectric reserve in Africa. And millions of Congolese still live in darkness.
Those who master their energy command the future.
Five levers for energy.
Awaken the Inga giant, electrify every province
Congo holds Africa's largest hydropower reserve, yet Inga runs at a fraction of its capacity today. Inga III and Grand Inga will become the beating heart of the energy revolution.
- Inga III and Grand Inga: the most ambitious hydroelectric projects in the world
- A national electrification plan, a grid adapted to every province
- Micro-dams and rivers: a still untapped potential
Triple clean production by 2035
Solar from the great plains, wind from the mountains, biomass and geothermal: a diversified approach for abundant, resilient production in the service of social justice.
- Clean energy output rising sharply, with targets published every year
- 80% of Congolese connected by 2040 through solar mini-grids and micro-dams
- −60% carbon emissions by 2035
From mine to battery: world capital of energy storage
Half of the world's cobalt reserves lie beneath our soil (USGS, 2025). The era of raw exports is over: value will be created in Congo, for Congo.
- Three battery plants by 2030: Kinshasa, Lubumbashi, Kolwezi
- 500,000 direct and indirect jobs by 2035
- Mining revenues tripled through local processing
Energy, a public good and the key to independence
Energy is a geopolitical weapon: whoever controls electricity controls industry and daily life. It must be a strategic public good, run by a strategist State, not by multinationals.
- Free electricity for public services (schools, health centres), and low-cost power for households
- Surplus sold to industry and neighbouring countries
- Revenues reinvested in education, health and infrastructure
50 billion dollars, zero opacity
A project of this scale demands impeccable governance: every dollar invested must be visible, every project audited, every result measured.
- USD 50 billion mobilised over 20 years: public-private partnerships and international funds
- Creation of the National Renewable Energy Observatory
- Independent audits: the trust of investors and citizens
Source: The Master Plan (volume 1), chapters 14 “Renewable energy”, 15 “A green vision for the future”, 16 “DRC, world capital of electric batteries” and 17 “Free energy”. The book sets out the objectives, timeline and financing plan.
Darkness is not inevitable. Congo is becoming the beacon of the future.The energy course
The future does not wait.
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