Tony Cassius Bolamba: a committed candidate for a better future in the DRC
In a political context marked by many challenges, Tony Cassius Bolamba, former governor of Ecuador, recently announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the next elections scheduled for December 2023.
Tony Cassius Bolamba is known for his participative management when he was governor of Ecuador. He distinguished himself by reducing his salary significantly so that he could contribute financially to the education of the children of his province. This approach close to the population has won the admiration and respect of many Congolese.
In his declaration of candidacy, Tony Cassius Bolamba recognizes the efforts made by the current president, Felix Tshisekedi, but believes that it is time to make a significant change to allow the DRC to reconcile with itself. It also takes responsibility for the ills plaguing the country, such as growing insecurity and loss of statehood.
Its candidacy is based on the “SESSE” program, which focuses on five key areas: health, education, security, social and employment. Tony Cassius Bolamba emphasizes the importance of equity and justice for the development of the country. He wants to restore unity and peace in the DRC, to allow the country to regain its place in the world.
He calls for the patriotic and civic spirit of all Congolese to support his approach and that of his alliance, the Alliance of Mobutists for the People and the Republic (AMPR) as well as the Movement for the Congo (MOCO). It also invites associations, political parties and other groups to join forces with them in order to materialize their governance program.
The candidacy of Tony Cassius Bolamba brings new hope for the future of the DRC. His commitment to equity, justice and the development of the country arouses the interest and support of many Congolese in search of change. It remains to be seen whether this former governor will manage to convince the Congolese population and realize his ambitions for a better Congo