The internal crisis within the Union Nationale Congolaise in the province of South Kivu has taken on a childish air between well-known political leaders such as Professor Mushi Bonane and the new Minister of Economy, Vital Kamhere.
In a web of mutual accusations, the first city reproaches the second for having done nothing for the province of South Kivu, while the latter could also criticize the ineffectiveness of Professor Sylvanus Mushi Bonane during several decades of politics in the region.
The youth of South Kivu is called upon to sweep away this social caste of politicians who benefit from their electoral confidence in each electoral cycle for their own interests and only benefits. The author of the article thus encourages the Kivus population to place its trust in the people of the people and the young people who do not congregate in political schemes to the detriment of the population.
The generational conflict is in order, in order to place out of harm’s way all those who use the confidence of the South Kivutian people for strictly private ends. Let us refuse, this time, the gift of words without deeds and let us support our young people, who do not live only in Kinshasa, but who have their whole lives there in South Kivu.
This slogan can become a reality for our province if we agree to stick together against the flatterers to whom we have given everything for nothing in return.