Rodriguez Katsuva

Rodriguez Katsuva wrote that Marcelin Cishambo, Patient Sayiba, Moise Nyarugabo, and Delion Kimbulungu attended the signing of the creation of the FRN by Joseph Kabila. He claimed that Kabila had only recently joined the AFC/M23 and that not all members of Sauvons la RDC were informed about what was being prepared. According to him, few people were involved in the decisions made within the highest political circles. #RDC #Politique #JosephKabila (translated)

From Paris, Rodriguez Katsuva wrote that the movements of political leaders had been monitored for three days and should be even more so starting that evening. He stated that the intelligence and immigration services had been instructed not to allow any politician to leave Kinshasa via Ndjili airport or Beach Ngobila without the Presidency's approval. He also noted that several military officers were being closely monitored and that any departure from Kinshasa or their area of assignment without authorization would be considered an act of treason. According to him, Kinshasa feared that many would travel to Goma. #Kinshasa #Politique #Voyages (translated)

Rodriguez Katsuva wrote that Joseph Kabila was leading the Front for the Reformation of the Nation, with Corneille Nangaa, Bertrand Bisimwa, and Freddy Kaniki as civilian vice-presidents. He added that Sultani Makenga was the vice-president in charge of the army and remained the chief of staff of the coalition's army. Katsuva placed his message in Paris. #Politique #RDC #Gouvernance (translated)