Title: The different electoral campaign strategies of candidates for the presidential election in the DRC
Introduction :
The electoral campaign is in full swing in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for the presidential election scheduled for December. The candidates compete to attract voters and convince them of their program. In this article, we will analyze the different strategies adopted by the most prominent candidates in this presidential race.
The first: Félix Tshisekedi and Moise Katumbi
Among the candidates in the running, two particularly stand out for their campaign intensity and the scope of their message. Félix Tshisekedi and Moise Katumbi have deployed significant resources to campaign and have already visited several provinces.
Félix Tshisekedi successfully launched his campaign at the Martyrs stadium in Kinshasa, the capital. He then visited five provinces, including Kongo-Central, Maniema and Equateur, to meet voters and present his program focused on economic and social development.
For his part, Moise Katumbi opted for a different approach by starting his campaign in Kisangani, in the province of Tshopo. He has already visited six provinces, focusing on restoring peace, improving social welfare and national reconstruction.
Slowly: Martin Fayulu, Denis Mukwege and others
Some candidates are also campaigning, but at a slower pace. Martin Fayulu, who announced himself in the former great Bandundu, and Denis Mukwege, who began his campaign in Bukavu in the province of South Kivu, are examples of this category. Despite their less intense pace, they strive to present their proposals and mobilize voters.
Other candidates are still waiting on the campaign trail, such as Delly Sesanga, Constant Mutamba, Anzuluni Bembe and Abraham Ngalasi. It is interesting to see how they will fit into the electoral competition and how they will mobilize their support base.
Conclusion :
The electoral campaign in the DRC is underway and candidates are competing to win the trust of voters. Some personalities stand out for their intense pace of campaigning, while others take a slower approach. There is still much to see in this presidential election, but one thing is clear: each candidate must find their own strategy to reach voters and convince of their ability to lead the country.