DRC Opposition Calls for Mass Protest and Tshisekedi’s Resignation Over Constitutional Changes

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Opposition Leaders in DRC Call for Mass Protest Against Constitutional Changes

The leaders of the opposition in Democratic Republic of Congo have called on citizens to participate in a mass protest and demand the resignation of President Félix Tshisekedi over constitutional changes that could allow him to seek a third term.

  • According to sources, the opposition is concerned about the potential for Tshisekedi to use his new constitutional powers to consolidate his hold on power and suppress dissent.
  • The protesters are expected to gather in the capital city of Kinshasa, where they will demand that Tshisekedi step down and call for fresh elections.
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  • Mariama Hamani

    Journalist

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