DRC Opposition Rejects Dialogue
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The C64 opposition coalition in the Democratic Republic of Congo rejects President Félix Tshisekedi's proposed national dialogue, labeling it 'popular consultations.' Meanwhile, Tshisekedi announced the dialogue will begin in the provinces.
DRC opposition coalition rejects Tshisekedi's dialogue proposal
- The C64 opposition coalition has rejected President Félix Tshisekedi's proposed "inclusive national dialogue," calling it "popular consultations." - Opposition leaders, including Martin Fayulu, accuse Tshisekedi of maneuvering to change the constitution and seek a third term. - They claim the initiative ignores the country's crises and aims to facilitate the "balkanization" of the Democratic Rep…
DRC, UNHCR, Tanzania tripartite meeting stresses voluntary return of Congolese refugees
- The Democratic Republic of Congo, UNHCR, and Tanzania held a tripartite meeting on the voluntary return of Congolese refugees. - The plan focuses on the gradual repatriation of 87,650 refugees from …
DRC Ebola Response Assessed by Top British Scientific Advisor
- A top British scientific advisor, Professor John Edmunds, completed a four-day mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - The mission focused on assessing the ongoing response to the Ebola…
DRC President Tshisekedi: National dialogue to begin in provinces
- Democratic Republic of Congo President Félix Tshisekedi announced that the inclusive national dialogue will commence in the provinces. - This approach aims to decentralize discussions and engage a w…