Title: Political return: Christian Mwando calls for mobilization to defend the victory of Moïse Katumbi
Introduction :
In a tense post-electoral context, the former Minister of Planning, Christian Mwando, launched a vibrant appeal to the Congolese people to mobilize tirelessly to defend the victory of Moïse Katumbi in the presidential election of 20 last December. During a press conference in Lubumbashi, Christian Mwando, senior representative of Moïse Katumbi in Greater Katanga, urged the people to stand up and ready to act. A look back at Christian Mwando’s statements and the current political situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The fight to defend the victory of Moïse Katumbi:
In his statements, Christian Mwando recalled that the fight to defend the victory of Moïse Katumbi cannot be led by him alone, but requires the active participation of the Congolese people. He therefore called on the inhabitants of Greater Katanga to stand up and be ready to sacrifice everything to block electoral fraud and injustice. Christian Mwando also insisted that victory cannot be stolen and asked the people to listen to the slogan of Moïse Katumbi, which will be announced soon.
The reorganization of the elections:
In addition to mobilizing the people, Christian Mwando also demanded the reorganization of the elections. He questioned the legitimacy of the current president of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Denis Kadima Kazadi, and called for his departure. According to Christian Mwando, a new organization of elections would further guarantee the transparency and integrity of the electoral process.
The political situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo:
This position by Christian Mwando comes in a tense political context in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The results of the presidential election of December 20 are contested by certain political parties. Moïse Katumbi, candidate for the Ensemble pour la République, claims victory and denounces irregularities in the vote count. In this climate of tension, the mobilization of the people is crucial to assert the truth at the ballot box and guarantee the political stability of the country.
Conclusion :
Christian Mwando, senior representative of Moïse Katumbi in Greater Katanga, called on the Congolese people to mobilize to defend Moïse Katumbi’s victory in the presidential election. He asks the people to listen to the slogan of Moïse Katumbi and demands the reorganization of the elections. In this tense post-electoral period in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the active participation of the people is essential to preserve democracy and guarantee the political stability of the country.