Candidates for the presidency of the Democratic Republic of Congo are continuing their electoral campaign with a view to the combined polls on December 20, 2023. Last weekend was marked by the travel of several candidates across the country.
Tony Bolamba, candidate number 7, went to Kisangani in the province of Tshopo. During his speech, he preached in favor of austerity, promising rigorous and responsible financial management if ever elected.
For their part, candidates Joelle Bilé, number 25, and Marie-Josée Ifoku, number 9, continue their campaign in Kinshasa, the capital. They are increasing their meetings and discussions with voters in order to present their respective programs.
Adolphe Muzito, number 24, chose to go to Mbuji-Mayi in the province of Kasaï Oriental. There, he promised to focus on the development of agriculture and to open up the Kasai region.
Jean-Claude Baende, number 6, preferred to go to Mbandaka, in the province of Équateur. He focused his speech on peace and development, affirming that stability was an essential condition for the progress of the DRC.
Félix Tshisekedi, candidate number 20, chose to go to Goma, in the province of North Kivu. In his meeting, he promised to end the war and liberate the territories currently occupied by the M23, supported by Rwanda.
This intensification of travel and speeches shows the crucial importance of the electoral campaign in the race for the presidency of the DRC. Candidates are multiplying promises and commitments in the hope of convincing voters of their ability to lead the country and respond to its current challenges.
In conclusion, the candidates for the presidency of the DRC continue their electoral campaign with determination. Their travels across the country and their speeches demonstrate their desire to convince voters and position themselves as leaders capable of leading the country towards a better future.