Joseph Kabila: "Congo is in peril," he announces upcoming initiatives

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: October 9, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Joseph Kabila: "Congo is in peril," he announces upcoming initiatives

Former President Joseph Kabila criticized the current management of the DRC during a national address, stating that the country, which he inherited in a state of decay in 2001 and left largely pacified in 2019, is no longer a democratic republic. He accused the government of continuing a war without the will or means to win, and of rejecting international peace initiatives. Kabila also condemned the repression of opposition figures, corruption, and attempts to amend the Constitution, while announcing he will soon share his vision to save the country.

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