When we talk about political news in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the name of Félix Tshisekedi is essential. Candidate number 20 in the December 20 presidential election, he recently held a meeting in Bandundu, where he announced several measures and projects in the event of re-election.
One of the main subjects addressed by Félix Tshisekedi during his speech in Bandundu is the modernization of the RN17, the road linking Kinshasa to the city of Bandundu. He expressed his surprise at the slow pace of the work, despite reports that it had already started. Félix Tshisekedi assured that he would do everything possible to ensure that work progresses once re-elected.
But this is not the only project that Félix Tshisekedi intends to implement. He also mentioned free secondary education and maternity, as well as the construction of new universities in the country, including one in Bandundu. Agriculture is also a priority for the candidate, who wishes to develop this sector in the country.
Improving water and electricity services is also part of Félix Tshisekedi’s promises. He underlined the importance of these services for each territory of the country.
Félix Tshisekedi is therefore seeking the suffrage of the population of Bandundu and the entire country, in order to be able to implement all these measures and projects. He calls on voters to go to the polls on December 20 and vote in his favor, as well as for the Sacred Union candidates in the parliamentary elections.
The arrival of Félix Tshisekedi in Bandundu sparked a great mobilization of the population, who hope to see his promises come true. The perception of the political action of this candidate number 20 therefore seems positive, with the hope of real change and an improvement in living conditions.
In conclusion, Félix Tshisekedi’s speech in Bandundu allowed candidate number 20 to present his projects and promises in the event of re-election. Modernization of infrastructure, development of education, agriculture, access to water and electricity, all these subjects were addressed by Félix Tshisekedi with the aim of convincing voters to place their trust in him on December 20. The Congolese people are now waiting to see these promises come true.