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Congolese presidential camp denounces Kabila’s movement

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Congolese presidential camp denounces Kabila’s movement

The creation of the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation, a politico-military movement led by former president Joseph Kabila, is drawing criticism even from his former political camp. The group succeeds AFC/M23, whose leaders have secured vice-presidential posts, RFI reports from Kinshasa.

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  1. 15 OctVital Kamerhe accuses Joseph Kabila of prioritising armed struggle in DR Congo
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  3. 15 OctGermain Kambinga calls for support for Tshisekedi against Kabila’s Front
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