Congo police break up protests against proposed constitutional changes

Author: theeastafrican.co.kePublished on: September 16, 2026Country: Congo

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Congo police break up protests against proposed constitutional changes

Congolese police broke up protests in Kinshasa against proposed constitutional changes by President Félix Tshisekedi. Protesters oppose changes that could allow Tshisekedi to extend his term. Political tensions are rising as the country prepares for the 2023 elections.

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