BBC Analysis: DR Congo elections open new wounds – By Theodore Trefon
African Arguments writer Theodore Trefon has a new analysis piece on the BBC website:
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila’s victory in the 28 November election is fragile and contested.
His swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday. But main opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi, 79, will also be sworn in as president “by the people” on Friday at a mass rally Martyrs’ stadium in the capital, Kinshasa…
Theodore Trefon is senior researcher at the Royal Museum for Central Africa and author of the book Congo Masquerade: The political culture of aid inefficiency and reform failure.
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Very disappointed with some points in this article,Congolese people been paying the price since 1996 when Kabila started his rebellion with his western friends more than 6 millions dead is that for the settlement? This time the Congolese people will be stronger than him, HE WILL NOT LEAD AGAIN, he has no more than 20% of people in the country ho truly support him. HE WILL GO VERY SOON.