The political party Ensemble pour la République in the Democratic Republic of Congo is attracting particular attention regarding its future political ambitions. During the recent declaration of its provincial coordination of Tshopo, the announcement of its firm determination to conquer power in 2028, regardless of the body responsible for organizing the elections, echoed across the country.
This ambitious perspective follows the difficulties encountered during the 2023 elections, where the party was unable to access power due to what they described as electoral results not in line with the reality of the ballot boxes, attributed to maneuvers within the Independent National Electoral Commission. Despite this situation, Ensemble pour la République managed to obtain a significant number of parliamentary seats, both at the provincial and national levels.
The deputy provincial coordinator of Ensemble pour la République in Tshopo, Madeleine Kisembo, emphasizes that the party remains determined to achieve its primary objective: to accede to power democratically and to govern in accordance with the constitution and laws of the DRC. In addition, the party aims to actively contribute to strengthening democracy within the country, promoting values of unity and national prosperity.
Despite the recent political turmoil that may have surrounded the party president, all members have shown their support for his vision for a united and flourishing Congo. The provincial coordination of Ensemble pour la République thus announces its unwavering commitment to conquering power in 2028, regardless of the body in charge of the elections.
The momentum given by these declarations is palpable during the recent celebrations of the political party’s five years, particularly during the thanksgiving mass marking this anniversary. By emphasizing the principles of democracy, unity and progress, Ensemble pour la République positions itself as a major player in the Congolese political landscape, ready to meet the challenges of the future with determination and commitment.
The political history of the DRC thus seems to continue to take shape, driven by parties such as Ensemble pour la République, which embody the desire for change and improvement within Congolese society.