Who we are
We are a group of citizens of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, former members of the Society of Jesus, entrepreneurs, socio-economic and cultural operators, public and private executives, national and international civil servants, and consultants, spread across every continent.
Convinced that the Democratic Republic of the Congo can and must be rapidly transformed into a modern, credible, just state that flourishes for all its daughters and sons, we are determined to unite our efforts, our skills and our credibility to contribute significantly to this — we call ourselves members of CongoMagis.
Our Vision
To become a reference hub and an incubator of ideas to influence and support the public and private sectors in order to improve the socio-economic conditions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Our Mission
To help give shape and substance to a qualitatively emerging Democratic Republic of the Congo, where all social partners progressively rediscover the values of a love of excellence (the Magis) and of patriotism.
Our values
Commitment and Honesty
Excellence and Rigour
Transparency and Moral Rectitude
Rationality and Innovative Spirit
Five domains of action
Social · Political · Administrative · Economic · Ecological
Our members
Committed members of CongoMagis, present on every continent, putting their expertise at the service of the public.
Latest publications
Congolese Constitutional Fetishism: What the Ghost of Luluabourg Whispers to Today’s Revisionists
The illusory quest for an authentically Congolese text As debate over a possible revision or full rewriting of the 2006 Constitution resurfaces, Congolese constitutional history offers a mirror rich in lessons. By revisiting the experience of the 1964 Luluabourg Constitution, this analysis explores the historical tension between the quest for an “authentically Congolese” text and…
National Dialogue in the DRC: From Citizens’ Voice to the National Pact
How can we ensure that the concerns of territories and populations are genuinely heard? Introduction This reflection continues our previous analysis of the stakes and dynamics surrounding the ordinance of 13 September 2026 on the national dialogue process in the DRC, published on CONGOPROFOND.NET on 15 September 2026. In it, we examined the conditions of…
National Dialogue in the DRC: Understanding the Roots of Mistrust
Between facts, political perceptions and power dynamics surrounding the presidential initiative Introduction This third reflection continues our two previous contributions on the national dialogue process in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The first dealt with the issues of trust, representativeness, transparency and credibility linked to the ordinance of 13 September 2026. The second addressed a…
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