Marie-Claire Mboyo Moseka, known as Mbilia Bel, is a talented musical artist who recently joined Modeste Bahati Lukwebo’s Alliance of Democratic Forces of Congo (AFDC). She thus joins other renowned artists such as Werrason, Koffi Olomide and Adolphe Dominguez, who have also chosen to support this political party.
Mbilia Bel’s membership in the AFDC party was celebrated during a ceremony which took place in the presence of Placide Mutabunga, national vice-president of the party, and Guy Richard Malonga, secretary general. AFDC executives and members also attended the event.
In her membership speech, Mbilia Bel called on all Congolese women to join her in defending the voice of women. She thus wishes to use her influence and talent to promote the rights and interests of women in Congolese society.
This membership of an artist as respected as Mbilia Bel in the AFDC reinforces the presence of the party on the Congolese cultural and musical scene. It also demonstrates the growing importance of artists in the Congolese political landscape.
Mbilia Bel is an iconic figure in Congolese music, known for her powerful voice and her ability to convey emotions through her music. His political commitment testifies to his desire to become actively involved in issues that affect Congolese society.
This membership also raises questions about the role of artists in Congolese politics and their ability to influence public debate. It highlights the importance of culture and art in building national identity and promoting values and ideals.
In conclusion, Mbilia Bel’s membership in Modeste Bahati Lukwebo’s AFDC marks a new stage in the political commitment of Congolese artists. It shows that music and politics are closely linked and that artists have a vital role to play in building a more just and equitable society. Mbilia Bel hopes to contribute to the defense of the rights of Congolese women and the promotion of a better Congo for all