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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | Congo Opposition Protests Seek Ouster of Kabila

Congo Opposition Protests Seek Ouster of Kabila

February 15, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Dictatorship has failed to stop endemic violence and poverty as protests seek ouster of Kabila

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DR Congo opposition plans anti-Kabila demo

AFP – Part of the parliamentary opposition in the Democratic Republic of Congo has announced a march in Kinshasa on Saturday to protest against the rule of President Joseph Kabila, in spite of a ban. The Forces Acquired for Change (FAC) party, which has eight lawmakers in the 500-seat parliament.

Congo Spirit of Darkness by Allain Ngwala and Mayi Ngwala

SBWire

Historic slavery, reincarnated as modern-day slavery in sadistic human trafficking, plagues the people of the Congo. Severna Park, MD — (SBWIRE) – 2013 — Historic slavery, reincarnated as modern-day slavery in sadistic human trafficking, plagues the people of the Congo. The Ngwala brothers are involved.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Democracy Protests, Democratic Republic of Congo

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