C64 March: Rallying Routes in Kinshasa Revealed

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: September 14, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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C64 March: Rallying Routes in Kinshasa Revealed

The Secretary General of ECIDE, Devos Kitoko, announced the rallying points for the demonstration against the constitutional change scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, in Kinshasa. Residents of Tshangu and Mont-Amba will gather at the Limete interchange, while those from Funa and Lukunga will head towards the Moulaert roundabout. Kitoko assured that the security of the procession is guaranteed by the authorities and called on the people of Kinshasa to mobilize peacefully.

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