RDC: Felix Tshisekedi Mobilizes Parliamentary Majority After Joseph Kabila's Official Rebellion

✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you. President Felix Tshisekedi has convened his parliamentary majority in Kinshasa to respond to his predecessor Joseph Kabila's official rebellion. In a speech to his supporters, Tshisekedi denounced Kabila's actions, now leader of the Front for the Nation's Reconstruction, and called for unwavering mobilization against this rebel movement. Political tensions have escalated after several weeks of unrest, with Kabila accused of seeking to undermine the country's stability. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The context of this crisis dates back to disagreements over the electoral calendar and constitutional reforms. Kabila, former president, declared his rebellion after a compromise agreement ratified by the National Congress of the Youth Generation (CNJG). Tshisekedi, who won the 2018 elections, accuses his opponents of seeking to undermine the democratic process. The ruling party's parties must now position themselves in the face of this rising movement seen as a threat to the transition. The next electoral deadline, scheduled for 2023, has become a central issue. Tshisekedi emphasized the need to respect election results and stabilize the country before the elections. Despite the tensions, Congolese authorities call for calm and restraint, while preparing measures to secure the country. The situation remains fragile, with risks of short-term confrontation. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time ⚡ Key points ▸ The ruling party's parties must now position themselves in the face of this rising movement seen as a threat to the transition. ▸ Kabila, former president, declared his rebellion after a compromise agreement ratified by the National Congress of the Youth Generation (CNJG). ▸ Tshisekedi, who has