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Jed Lea-Henry
February 25, 2019

Democratic Transition in the Congo

Jed Lea-Henry
February 25, 2019

By treating the Congo as something to govern rather than something to own, Joseph Kabila has already differentiated himself from his predecessors. The most important thing he can do for his country now, is to leave quietly when his time is up.

Source:https://www.theepochtimes.com/democratic-transition-in-the-congo_1412433.html

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