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Black PANTHÈR announced that Pastor Moïse Mbiye would be giving a concert on November 21 at the Accor Arena in Paris, to honor Congolese gospel music. The author presented the event as an opportunity to experience a moment rich in emotions and indicated that the available tickets were limited, inviting the public to reserve via the shared link. #ConcertGospel #MoïseMbiye #Paris (translated)

Steve Wembi believed that Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner seemed to poorly welcome the prospect of Kigali hosting a Formula 1 Grand Prix. According to him, by stating that the event would contribute to improving the image of an authoritarian leader, the head of Congolese diplomacy gave the impression that Rwanda's ambitions were troubling her. He contrasted Kigali's sporting ambitions with Kinshasa's criticisms and wondered if Rwanda's success had become difficult to accept. #Rwanda #Formule1 #Sport (translated)

The law presented Christelle Vuanga as a dynamic political figure and a committed leader, whose leadership was based, according to him, on vision, courage, and determination. He wrote that her stances and commitment to human rights allowed her to make her voice heard in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and internationally. Her journey showed, according to the author, that women could influence decisions, defend their convictions, and contribute to the progress of society. #LeadershipFéminin #DroitsHumains #Inspiration (translated)

Dr. Laetitia Muadi called for the public silence of the United States, African countries, and the international community following Joseph Kabila's latest statement not to be interpreted as a abandonment of the DRC. She believed that Congolese sovereignty and a possible strategy by the authorities could explain the lack of public statements, and warned against hasty conclusions. Muadi recalled that, in her view, the United States imposed sanctions on Kabila on April 30, 2026, accusing him of supporting the AFC/M23 and contributing to the destabilization of the DRC. She indicated that these measures included freezing assets under U.S. jurisdiction and restrictions on transactions concerning him. She also referred to UN Security Council resolutions 2773 and 2808, which she presented as reaffirming the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the DRC. She described the situation of a former head of state accused of supporting an armed rebellion as serious, while clarifying that the accusations must be substantiated. Muadi called for support for the FARDC and for an effective military and diplomatic strategy to be combined with vigilance, information verification, and national unity. #RDC #Souveraineté #Diplomatie (translated)

Lynette responded to Julabuche that, according to her, he did not have an "African" accent, but a Congolese accent that incorporated its characteristics and added Lingala. She added that Julabuche's description already said a lot about him. #AccentCongolais #Lingala #CultureAfrique (translated)

Steve Wembi wrote that searches should continue in several residences suspected of being linked to Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi and his entourage, as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering activities. He also indicated that a van had been loaded with several trunks, without their contents being disclosed, and that more details were expected. #RDC #Blanchiment #Belgique (translated)

DRIVER Tout-Kin estimated that the man he was referring to should not have taken up arms against his country. He pointed out the differences between the war of 1997 and that of 2026, notably the use of drones, WhatsApp, and digital tools, and wondered if this man, who was 25 years old in 1997, could keep up with 18-year-old fighters today. He stated that the current power was legitimate until 2028, if not beyond, and called for support for President Félix Tshisekedi and the official institutions, rather than private arrangements. He said he did not support the war, as he wanted to invest and prepare for his wedding in December. He finally prayed for the protection of the DRC and the president, so that the latter might find solutions to the crisis. #RDC #paix #guerre (translated)

Jean-Pierre LIHAU accused an unnamed person of treason and acting as an enemy agent amid the aggression against the nation. He stated that after 18 years in power, this person would seek to repeat their "exploits" of 1997 with Rwandan allies. LIHAU claimed that the Rwandans overthrew J.D. Mobutu in 1997 and placed one of their own at the head of the Congolese army. He also accused them of having assassinated LD Kabila in 2001 and having massacred millions of Congolese. He described the country that Félix Tshisekedi had inherited as infiltrated and destructured, with the M23, over 150 active armed groups, and a socio-economic situation that he termed catastrophic. LIHAU added that the Congolese were no longer fooled and would know how to take their responsibilities without giving in to intimidation. He asserted that the Republic was one and indivisible, that it would rise again, and that justice would catch up with its enemies. #RépubliqueDémocratiqueDuCongo #Justice #Politique (translated)

Steve Wembi reported that an ambush attributed to the AFC/M23 had resulted in about 20 dead and wounded among the forces of Vectus Global, Erik Prince's security company, in South Kivu on September 17, 2026. According to sources close to the Congolese government and the company, cited by Wembi, the dead included at least seven Congolese and a former member of the New Zealand special forces. Tim Kennedy, a former UFC fighter and ex-member of the U.S. special forces, had been injured and reportedly received three bullet wounds to the leg. Wembi also relayed the remarks of an East African security expert, who described the mercenaries as illegal fighters and war criminals, accusing them of disregarding any rules of engagement. He wrote that Vectus Global's role in the DRC had expanded from securing mining revenues to conducting security support operations in the eastern part of the country. According to his account, Erik Prince's men had deployed to Uvira after the AFC/M23 withdrew from the city in January 2026. #RDC #Sécurité #Conflit (translated)

Bonheur Muamba called on Lord Chris to demonstrate consistency and not distort the facts by supporting the regime. He wrote that public payments should, in his view, be based on certified documents and rigorous controls, including the verification of compliance lists, and not on mere online statements. He added that promoting national entrepreneurship did not justify the automatic validation of claims. He asserted that the rule of law desired by President Félix Tshisekedi also applied to the economy and that the Deputy Prime Minister of Economy, Daniel Mukoko Samba, was simply applying the law, which required an audit, verification, and compliance certification before any payment. Muamba also stated that equality before the law concerned all oil operators and urged his interlocutor to adhere to Congolese laws rather than what he termed social media blackmail. #RDC #Économie #Droit (translated)

Actu Foot stated that FIFA allegedly favored the DRC at the expense of Burkina Faso, which would have been deprived of a chance to participate in the 2026 World Cup. Citing investigations from Le Monde and the New York Times, the account wrote that Lionel Mpasi had played in qualifying matches without his change of nationality being regularized after having played for French youth teams. According to Actu Foot, FIFA lawyers had identified the problem, and the application of the regulations would have sent Burkina Faso to the African playoffs instead of the DRC. #FIFA #CoupeDuMonde #RDCongo (translated)

The message announced an interview of Pascal Boniface with Denis Mukwege, a gynecologist and human rights activist from Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2018. It indicated that Mukwege would discuss his strategic note for a way out of the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. #RDC #DroitsDeLHomme #PrixNobel #CD (translated)

Fdesouche.com reported that in Créteil (94), the son of a Congolese minister, incarcerated for pimping, was suspected of having put a €100,000 contract on the head of his judge via Telegram. https://t.co/UgAJ80FPq2 https://t.co/B4Gi62WbPj #Justice #Proxénétisme #Criminalité (translated)