but now tshisekedi revamped kabila. kabila is there, totally there.president anymore, that's the point i'm making. but you keep on saying, mr fayulu, that the people of the congo keep on saying that they want you as president and so on. but even internally now there is acceptance, even if it's done with some resignation, for example, one of the influential catholic bishops you've referred to, archbishop fridolin ambongo, has accepted the result and he says he's putting his efforts into supporting president felix tshisekedi to increase his leverage now he that's in government. and he says to tshisekedi "don't forget where you come from, the people, and the people are suffering". surely that's what you should be doing now, is to put behind you your own personal ambitions and put the needs of the people first and say let's work together. i don't have a personal ambition. in the same phrase of bishop ambongo, what he said before saying that he said that "we are 100% sure that martin fayulu won the presidential election". but we are where we are because he

tshisekedi was nominated by kabila and mr kabila is still in control and mr kabila is still in controlchange, will not achieve any, you know, reforms, will not achieve any good thing for the congolese people. we need the truth of the poll and the truth of the poll has to be respected so we can have the legitimacy of our world leaders. if not, i don't care about the elite, but the masses, congolese people wa nt to but the masses, congolese people want to change. so what do you want? i put it to you that the americans welcomed felix tshisekedi in washington. africa seems to have accepted him as president. internally people are saying let him get on with the job of governing the drc. what you want to happen now, new elections? exactly. i am coming. i was new elections? exactly. i am coming. iwas in new elections? exactly. i am coming. i was in america myself. i was in america and if i was felix tshisekedi, he failed. he is nothing. you say that but i told you what the us state department said.” was there, too. it says his change agenda focused on fighting corruption and attracting america

kabila square listen now controls the national and provisional assemblies as well as the senate which leaves a new president in a weak position as he struggles to consolidate power and maneuver congress complex political terrain that's why he supporters in the capital kinshasa are angry this is a u.d.p. a strong hold but the party lost the governor's race here too they took to the streets protesting against the last. and a qualification recently formed between the president and his predecessor. we are in a coalition the chief of this coalition should be the president of the republic no one else but it's not a fair coalition it's not balanced and. we are giving our party leader the president forty eight hours to cancel the gubernatorial election and can charles and his side can you imagine former president kabila controlling the senate and now all the provinces why are we calling ourselves a coalition when others are controlling everything the senators and the boy we are no longer happy with this coalition between the president and former president kabila we don't see why we have to co

and after what was a tense process former president joseph kabila square listen common front for kong will carry the day it bad all but one province just taken by president felix she said kate is ruling union for democracy and social progress party you d.p.s. could be less polished now controls the national and provisional assemblies as well as the senate which leaves a new president in a weak position as his struggles to consolidate power and maneuver congress complex political terrain that's why he supporters in the capital kinshasa are angry this is a u.d.p. a stronghold for the party lost the governor's race here too they took to the streets protesting against the loss inequality should be easy to forget between the president and he's paid. and we are in a coalition the chief of this coalition should be the president of the republic no one else but it's not a fair coalition it's not balanced and. we are giving our party leader the president forty eight hours to cancel the gubernatorial election and can charles and cause so i can you imagine former president kabila controlling the

kabila together with the electoral commission have fabricated the result in order to appoint someone else to the presidency this is why everything is fake now and worse in our country kabila appointed all of the m.p.'s and sen without including any of the opposition we will continue to fight until the truth of elections results are restored the. last two feeling in the december thirtieth presidential election he alleges the outgoing president joseph kabila orchestrated a deal with tisha katty to win the nomination they both deny this claim the election was marred by violence in the lead up to delays and irregularities late to the bone outbreak and security concerns and the international community has raised doubts about the election outcome. in january for you mounted a legal challenge against the results the case was dismissed by the constitutional court despite the court's decision by you know supporters continue to stand behind him. in a permanent fight since elections took place in this country everything was troubled by two people kabila and helix katie. changed the result of el

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feeling in the december thirtieth presidential election he alleges the outgoing president joseph kabila orchestrated a deal with tisha katty to win the nomination they both deny this claim the election was marred by violence in the lead up to delays and irregularities late to the bone outbreak and security concerns and the international community has raised doubts about the election outcome. in january for you mounted a legal challenge against the results the case was dismissed by the constitutional court despite the court's decision for you to supporters continue to stand behind him. and the sun he says we are in a permanent fight since elections took place in this country everything was troubled by two people kabila and helix katie question is the result. of elections we did not have any change of power according to our people and we will continue with the fight to regain our victory. not only remain positive in our fight together literally a coalition to take back our victory this is the fight of our people which will continue for generations. while for you is calling for reform of i

kabila together with the electoral commission have fabricated the result in order to appoint someone else to the presidency this is why everything is fake now and worse in our country kabila appointed all of the m.p.'s and sen without including any of the opposition we will continue to fight until the truth of elections results are restored the. last two felix's a caddy in the december thirtieth presidential election he alleges the outgoing president joseph kabila orchestrated a deal with tisha katty to win the nomination they both deny this claim the election was marred by violence in the lead up to delays and irregularities late to the bone outbreak and security concerns and the international community has raised doubts about the election outcome. in january for you mounted a legal challenge against the results the case was dismissed by the constitutional court despite the court's decision for you to supporters continue to stand behind him. and the song in a permanent fight since elections took place in this country everything was troubled by two people in felix katie who have chan

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president joseph kabila she was the only candidate running after her main opponent was just all of. the opposition boycotting of. it and authorities in the us say cases of measles have climbed to their highest levels since the year two thousand nearly six hundred ninety five cases of the virus have been reported this year it's resurgence is largely attributed to misinformation that's turning parents against facts. to sri lanka and a country on high alert after a series of suicide bombings on easter sunday officials have now banned drones unmanned aircraft and have carried out more controlled detonations on suspicious vehicles more than three hundred fifty people died in the attacks which targeted churches and hotels his president has taken action after intelligence units failed to pass on information about a possible terror attack. well muslim leaders in sri lanka say they fear a backlash after the easter sunday attacks the suicide bombings have been condemned by muslim groups but many in the community say they feel vulnerable. has more. sheik back home often. thought he's to get to

name a brand is a former adviser and former minister rather an advisor to former president joseph kabila was the only candidate after her main opponent was disqualified the opposition quick caught at the vote. large numbers of people in sudan are protesting outside army headquarters in the capital khartoum the so-called million strong march is intended to turn up the heat on the ruling military council and when say the military and protest leaders agree to form a joint committee to pave the way to civilian rule. to france now and president a man on the car whose vow to press on with a series of reforms in response to the yellow vest protests that have gripped the country well in the past hour these a live pictures by the way that you're seeing right now the president has been holding a rare news conference where he pledged to restore public order following almost six months of protest is also promised significant tax cuts for the middle class and the stakes are high for my car at this moment his approval rating has plummeted since he was elected two years ago. all right in those a live p

national assembly for the first time janine is a former minister and an advisor to president joseph kabila she was the only candidate running after her main opponent was disqualified the opposition boycotted the vote. and authorities in the u.s. say cases of measles have climbed to their highest level since the year two thousand nearly six hundred ninety five cases of the virus have been reported this year its resurgence is largely attributed to misinformation that is turning parents against vaccines. were many muslims say they fear a backlash after the easter sunday attacks these suicide bombings have been condemned by muslim groups but many in the community say they feel vulnerable. wall has this report. she could not get back to. thought he stooped to spend the night in his house. and easter sunday a few hundred meters from. the dead the next day with his young children and wife. and i feel. that we had to see it so since we had being in the in the main road so we talked off. and also being with that with the children we. reasoned what will what made us store the site believe how says h

assembly for the first time jemima buddha is a former minister an adviser to former president joseph kabila a buddha was the only candidate after her main opponent was disqualified the opposition boycotted the vote. for mundus on both karloff gooden has left jail after took your court upheld a decision to grant him bail he has been released four point five million dollars gooden was granted bail in march but rearrested in april on a fresh challenge he faces for charges relating to financial misconduct but he denies any wrongdoing. now mucha talks between john these two biggest lenders dortch a bank and comments have been cordoned off the tension risks and restructuring costs it was cited as reasons why the divas backed by germany's finance minister who wanted to create a super national banking champion but the idea was met with opposition critics fear in lost a son thirty thousand jobs. a financial correspondent only bots is tracking that story he joins us now from frankfurt what gets more about why these larger talks collapse and what this means for deutsche and commits blank well one grou

national assembly for the first time janine is a former minister and an advisor to president joseph kabila she was the only candidate running after her main opponent was disqualified the opposition boycotted the vote. authorities in the u.s. say cases of measles have climbed to their highest levels since the year two thousand nearly six hundred ninety five cases of the virus have been reported this year it's resurgence is largely attributed to misinformation that is turning parents against vaccines. and in london environmental activists have blocked the entrance to the stock exchange and climbed onto the roof of the train as part of protests calling on britain to take action on climate change the group called extinction rebellion wants the government to declare a climate emergency and eliminate carbon emissions by two thousand and twenty five . in sri lanka it's a country on high alert after a series of suicide bombings there on the easter sunday officials have now bans drones and unmanned aircraft and have carried out more controlled detonations on suspicious vehicles and items more than

the woman's name janine who burnt out is a former minister and advisor to former president joseph kabila was the only candidate after her main opponent was this qualified the opposition boycotted the vote. we say on the continent because protesters in sudan are calling on the ruling military council to speed up the transition to civilian rule following the ouster of long time president omar al bashir while the million strong march outside army headquarters in hard to him comes just one day after the military and protest leaders reached an agreement to form a joint committee on demonstrators want to keep up the pressure on the military council says it's that the transition to civilian rule could take up to much years . and i'd like to welcome now here with me in the studio ahmed. and sit in a civil rights activist and artist based here in berlin a very warm welcome sir we're still seeing these extraordinary images coming out of your home country where protesters are just unwavering in their demand for the military council to make way for a civilian government how much trust is there in th

end of mobutu thirty year dictatorship the new president would as had been agreed the long disarray kabila but a new disaster was soon to strike. they are now renamed the democratic republic of congo lay in ruins but was still full of material temptations in less than a year renewed tensions saw the political situation deteriorate. accuse the inca tanya of enriching themselves from the country's resources and made ominous threats toward the tutsis living in the d.r. see. james cover a bay returned to rwanda where the final battles were being fought in early one nine hundred ninety eight in the lake kivu region between rwanda and the d.r. c. former asian o.c. there and armed hutu groups conducted renewed attacks on the tutsis now living there. they were led by general paul row aka b.j. . you were in the. summer one soldiers who had supported can be returned to their country to fight us from there. so that's why we began secretly sending our soldiers into rwanda. about fifty a week also when they left at night and reach rwanda while it was still dark. is a good. risk as they grew a number th

kabila street near 40's street in san francisco. 3 people that jumped out of that white suv after a crash in a black suv and they took off they also hit 2 parked vehicles, one went right into a home. >>well a man is dead and 3 other people hurt now after a shooting in filet o you can see on the map here is happened sunday in the 100 block of princeton avenue. that's just east of highway 29 that man was pronounced dead at the scene and 3 other people took themselves to the hospital, they're expected to be okay. no word yet on a motive or any arrests in the shooting. >>time now is 6.11 and still ahead representative eric swalwell officially launches his campaign for president we'll take you to his first rally in the east bay. and the new technique that package these are using in the east bay and it might be spreading. plus are going to take you to the south they were a local group is cleaning up a homeless encampment not cleaning it out just cleaning it up, how's that going to help. >>that talk to about that rainfall in the northeast just moments ago we're also looking at a dose of rainfall