Sauvons la RDC reiterates its four prerequisites for a national dialogue and emphasizes: 'if he insists on imposing his will, he will stand with or without him'

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the movement Sauvons la RDC, close to the opposition and led by Joseph Kabila, contests the national dialogue initiative proposed by Félix Tshisekedi. It claims that the necessary conditions for a genuine dialogue are not met and emphasizes the crucial role of the bishops of CENCO and ECC, who must have mediation power. The movement also highlights the importance of African and international guarantors to ensure the credibility and success of the dialogue.