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do you think that president joseph kabila will hold the elections in december really i never heard. from him said that he will hold the election but i've never heard there so that he will not hold the election i just heard that who will respect the constitution so is the government of the constitution are we to hope that he will make respect the constitution looking at your time in prison where you devastated by what continue to happen in the congo diversity. i'm very sad because it's a disaster human therea disaster it's an economic disaster the final disaster i mean. look at the problem or we had. the massacre made in class i am talking with concertos so. this. attack in the binnie. temple new massacre in it to remember in the two thousand and one in the marsh restore the peace and security in the tory so i know very well this problem we need to start to get in a few months ago the promise of the idea if we fought for to the a.d.f. in the two thousand and one when i was in the binnie so really if you say that all these all the insecurities but now in congo the latest unicef report

asian and the stability to restart always a peaceful electoral process do you think that president kabila will be worried that you will focus the opposition forces and change the corruption change everything about the d r c do you think he really determined to make sure you don't succeed. not very mean in the politic i think that the most important for me is what the people of congo want and if i'm doing politic is to force solve a problem for the people of congo that is what i'm the most interesting so of course i'm understanding that some people maybe worry about but this shouldn't mean just someone trying to find solution for his country and for the people of his country were my brother and sister. but you're going to register as a candidate by the deadline and already the government is saying that you're not. you're not going to be able to be registered that it's illegitimate you to be registered counted that's surely the first problem you've gotten better are you surprised that the government in place say that i'm not able to be surprise i think that. those are the people in the. mea

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the rest fears of more violence in the run up to elections now two years overdue president joseph kabila has refused to step down since two thousand and sixteen. against this backdrop the bowler announcement is remarkable but the w.h.o. says it's not a matter of if but when they'll be another outbreak it's already fine chinning it's a bowl of response plan and in the meantime it's working with congolese officials to stamp out of the killer diseases like cholera and polio media al-jazeera dozens of rare artifacts owned by iconic african americans will be auctioned off on thursday but the highlight is a tiny house once lived in by the legendary u.s. civil rights activist rosa parks it's expected to fetch up to three million dollars on his own reports from new york it's not just any door it's historic and opens to history of the civil rights movement in america the door was on the home of rosa parks he black woman who famously refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man which led to the montgomery bus boycott one of the most instrumental moments in black struggle for equality in ame

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