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Control over Gécamines - the key power centre in Congo’s mining sector - has been an aspect of the power struggle between Tshisekedi and Kabila since 2019. And just as Tshisekedi asserts control over parliament, this is another win for him, the restructuring strengthens the influence of Lukonde, the director-general whom Tshisekedi appointed, and isolates Yuma, who loses some of his closest associates. – Vincent Rouget	Found on Reuters 3 years ago
Tshisekedi took a dangerous shortcut to power at the expense of the Congolese people that Felix Tshisekedi pretended to defend, kabila couldn't manipulate the polls for his preferred candidate, so he went with Tshisekedi as a Plan B because( he was) seen as manipulable. ( There's) no long-term peace and stability with faulty institutions. – Martin Fayulu	Found on CNN 5 years ago
Kabila is a big democrat, i think he will respect his word. – Ballarmin Biamungu	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
Cohesion in the Kabila camp has been maintained these last months, at this stage there is little-to-no pressure on him. – Hans Hoebeke	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
If President Kabila leaves within the constitutional timeframe, he will be a president who is very appreciated by the Congolese people, and I believe he can return after five years. The constitution permits a president to leave and return. – Moise Katumbi	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
By firing a minister who asked him to respect the constitution, Kabila has shown that he is at the end of his line. – Olivier Kamitatu	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Kabila would like to put in place a government that can help him draw closer to public opinion while trying to keep himself in power. – Jean Omasombo	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The policy is to keep the FDLR as long as possible in eastern Congo because if it's gone Kabila himself will no longer have an alibi to not provide the basics to his people – water, education, food, security. – Fidel Bafilemba	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

Control over Gécamines - the key power centre in Congo’s mining sector - has been an aspect of the power struggle between Tshisekedi and Kabila since 2019. And just as Tshisekedi asserts control over parliament, this is another win for him, the restructuring strengthens the influence of Lukonde, the director-general whom Tshisekedi appointed, and isolates Yuma, who loses some of his closest associates.

– Vincent Rouget

Found on Reuters
3 years ago

Tshisekedi took a dangerous shortcut to power at the expense of the Congolese people that Felix Tshisekedi pretended to defend, kabila couldn't manipulate the polls for his preferred candidate, so he went with Tshisekedi as a Plan B because( he was) seen as manipulable. ( There's) no long-term peace and stability with faulty institutions.

– Martin Fayulu

Found on CNN
5 years ago

Kabila is a big democrat, i think he will respect his word.

– Ballarmin Biamungu

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

Cohesion in the Kabila camp has been maintained these last months, at this stage there is little-to-no pressure on him.

– Hans Hoebeke

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

If President Kabila leaves within the constitutional timeframe, he will be a president who is very appreciated by the Congolese people, and I believe he can return after five years. The constitution permits a president to leave and return.

– Moise Katumbi

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

By firing a minister who asked him to respect the constitution, Kabila has shown that he is at the end of his line.

– Olivier Kamitatu

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Kabila would like to put in place a government that can help him draw closer to public opinion while trying to keep himself in power.

– Jean Omasombo

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The policy is to keep the FDLR as long as possible in eastern Congo because if it's gone Kabila himself will no longer have an alibi to not provide the basics to his people – water, education, food, security.

– Fidel Bafilemba

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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