Reagan Shole Botale’s decision to run for the legislative elections and the governorate of 2023 has created a shock wave within the citizens’ movement “On n’a que le Congo”. The former coordinator of this movement, also ambassador of the pan-African youth forum in the DRC, has decided to put an end to his commitment within this structure to join the political party “Cause Commune”.
In a press conference held recently, Reagan Shole explained the reasons for his candidacy. According to him, it is time to take part in political decision-making to advance the interests of the Congolese. He wants to represent the voice of civil society, champion their causes and bring about real change in the country.
During his tenure as coordinator of the “On n’a que le Congo” movement, Reagan Shole was able to train more than 3,000 young people in Kinshasa in different areas such as civic education, change of mentality and entrepreneurship. His commitment to Congolese youth has earned him great recognition and fame in the country.
His decision to enter politics has raised questions within the citizen movement. Many wonder who will now take over and bring their message to the negotiating table. However, Reagan Shole wants to be reassuring, affirming that his friends will continue the struggle and that he himself will be a committed spokesperson for civil society.
This new political deal brings a breath of fresh air and renewal to the Congolese political landscape. Reagan Shole Botale, with his experience and commitment, could bring innovative ideas and a vision centered on the needs of citizens. His candidacy for the legislative and governorate elections of 2023 is a strong signal for those who aspire to real and concrete change in the country.
Politics and civil society therefore meet in the person of Reagan Shole, who wishes to put his experience and his determination at the service of the Congolese population. The next elections will be an opportunity for him to put his ideas into practice and make the voice of civil society heard within political bodies.
In conclusion, Reagan Shole Botale’s decision to enter politics marks a turning point in his career and opens up new perspectives for Congolese civil society. His experience as coordinator of the “On n’a que le Congo” movement gives him certain legitimacy and credibility. The legislative and governorate elections of 2023 will be a decisive moment to judge its ability to carry the demands and aspirations of civil society within the Congolese political landscape