The hundred militants of the C64 coalition released this Thursday in Lubumbashi

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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The hundred militants of the C64 coalition released this Thursday in Lubumbashi

Members and militants of opposition parties affiliated with the C64 coalition, arrested during the protest march on September 15, were released on September 17 in Lubumbashi. This release concerns about a hundred people, confirmed by the NGO Justicia ASBL, which praises this decision as a positive signal for the political climate. Timothée Mbuya, president of the NGO, expressed his satisfaction and called for a lasting respect for the freedoms of demonstration.

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