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Diongo, Katumbi, Kabund, Fayulu, soon a common front against Tshisekedi?
For a relatively short time as usual, the Congolese political landscape has offered a breathtaking spectacle to observers familiar with the great debates.
We observe, if we must go straight to the point, defections of certain members of the Sacred Union of the Nation for reasons of their own.
In addition to Martin Fayulu known as an opponent of the regime in the aftermath of his defeat in the 2018 presidential election, it is now necessary to count in these ranks, Jean-Marc Kabund, Franck Diongo and Moïse Katumbi.
Each evoking a reason for his departure, the impression that the four give is to fight fiercely, Tshisekedi before the electoral contests of 2023.
At the end, say analysts, form a front during the elections.
Everything is possible, but the time has come for the power to refine strategies capable of bringing chaos to these career policies.
To follow Augustin Kabuya of the UDPS who describes certain pawns of the front as "frustrated", no one can match Tshisekedi except the will of the people who still trust their nicknamed leader, Fatshi Béton.
For Kabuya, this is the camp of the frustrated. Nothing more.
However, the secretary general of the UDPS, wishes to see 2023, as if to say who will live will see.
For a relatively short time as usual, the Congolese political landscape has offered a breathtaking spectacle to observers familiar with the great debates.
We observe, if we must go straight to the point, defections of certain members of the Sacred Union of the Nation for reasons of their own.
In addition to Martin Fayulu known as an opponent of the regime in the aftermath of his defeat in the 2018 presidential election, it is now necessary to count in these ranks, Jean-Marc Kabund, Franck Diongo and Moïse Katumbi.
Each evoking a reason for his departure, the impression that the four give is to fight fiercely, Tshisekedi before the electoral contests of 2023.
At the end, say analysts, form a front during the elections.
Everything is possible, but the time has come for the power to refine strategies capable of bringing chaos to these career policies.
To follow Augustin Kabuya of the UDPS who describes certain pawns of the front as "frustrated", no one can match Tshisekedi except the will of the people who still trust their nicknamed leader, Fatshi Béton.
For Kabuya, this is the camp of the frustrated. Nothing more.
However, the secretary general of the UDPS, wishes to see 2023, as if to say who will live will see.