Joseph Kabange Kabila has rolled up the curtains officially and actively returning to revolutionary struggle to eclipse the regime in Kinshasa.
The Alliance Fleuve Congo and March 23 military movement coalition has effectively disolved and evolved into a new politico-military outfit baptsised Front for the Refoundation of the Nation (FRN).
Front for the Refoundation of the Nation (FRN) has also named it’s top founding leadership.
Joseph Kabila Kabange, the former president of Democratic Republic of Congo, has been appointed to lead this new structure.
Kabila will be assisted by three vice-presidents: Corneille Nangaa, Bertrand Bisimwa, and Major General Sultani Makenga.
Gen.Makenga also retains his role as chief of the general staff of the Congolese Revolutionary Army (ARC).
The military arm of the new outfit remains as Congolese Revolutionary Army (ARC).
Announced on Monday FRN has attracted several reactions from across both critics and supporters of the ongoing revolutionary activities in Eastern DRC.
The rebels approved of the foundation meeting arguing that it was in compliance with Article 64 of the constitution.
Article 64 provides for right to regime change “by all means, including force.”
They described the gathering held in Goma as a historic event bringing together several Congolese political and military figures for the liberation of DRC.
“This is very good news for us. Félix Tshisekedi runs the DRC like a private estate, treats Congolese people like sheep. Endemic corruption, youth unemployment, poverty, etc., have reached abnormal proportions. He must be driven out at all costs,” said Pascal Kwasa.
