DRC: One dead after opposition march in Kinshasa

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 16, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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DRC: One dead after opposition march in Kinshasa

The opposition march on September 15 in Kinshasa turned tragic with the death of a member of the C64 coalition, Manassé Lomboto Bomengala, after being injured by armed men. Security forces dispersed the gathering, which opposed a constitutional revision, before it reached its destination. The opposition reports around fifty injured and calls for an independent investigation into the violence.

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