In a recent statement, the Alliance for Change reacted strongly to the sentencing of Jean-Marc Kabund-A-Kabund, president of the party, to a sentence of 7 years of penal servitude. According to the declaration signed by the Secretary General, Belly Mutono, this conviction is seen as a maneuver by the Félix Tshisekedi regime to eliminate Jean-Marc Kabund from the presidential race.
The judicial system is thus accused of being under the influence of the power in place, which raises strong protests within the political party. The Alliance for Change therefore calls on its activists to be vigilant and mobilize with a view to carrying out major actions.
Tension is palpable in the Kingabwa district of the Limete commune in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where clashes have broken out despite the presence of police forces. Supporters of Jean-Marc Kabund express their dissatisfaction with this conviction and demand justice.
This situation highlights the political issues and polarization within the country. The conviction of Jean-Marc Kabund raises questions about freedom of expression and the independence of justice in the DRC. The next events will be decisive for the political future of the country and democracy in general.
It is important to stay informed of developments in this affair and its implications on the Congolese political scene. The Alliance for Change will continue to mobilize its supporters and defend the cause of Jean-Marc Kabund, while fighting for fair and transparent justice.
In conclusion, the conviction of Jean-Marc Kabund-A-Kabund and the resulting tensions constitute a key element of political news in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The country is going through a period of political turmoil, and it is crucial to closely monitor developments to understand the issues and implications for the country’s future.