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Published on: 08/11/2026 - 22:30 Modified on: 08/11/2026 - 23:41
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the political crisis is intensifying against a backdrop of war in the East. The opposition coalition C64 wishes to meet President Félix Tshisekedi and his predecessor Joseph Kabila to prepare a national dialogue. But Kinshasa threatens prosecution against opponents who go to meet the former head of state in Goma, where he now leads a political-military movement integrating the AFC/M23. Between war, political divisions, debate on the Constitution and elections scheduled for 2028, what are the prospects for ending the crisis? Decryption with Christian Moleka, Congolese political scientist and coordinator of the Dynamics of Political Scientists of the DRC, guest of Fatimata Wane in the Journal de l'Afrique on France 24.
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