Joseph Kabila denounces the « dismissive refusal » of the government towards initiatives for a « genuine » inclusive national dialogue

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 9, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Joseph Kabila denounces the « dismissive refusal » of the government towards initiatives for a « genuine » inclusive national dialogue

Former President Joseph Kabila of the DRC called for an inclusive national dialogue to address the country's crisis, condemning the « dismissive refusal » of current authorities to engage in such initiatives. He emphasized that dialogue is crucial for restoring peace, national cohesion, and democracy, criticizing the government’s preference for submissiveness over compromise. Kabila mentioned regional efforts, the African Union, and the peace and unity initiative led by Congolese bishops supported by many citizens. He urged collective action to confront the threats facing the nation and the state.

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