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The floods on Friday April 17 in Uvira in South Kivu did not leave the leaders of the Lamuka coalition indifferent.Martin Fayulu and Jean-Pierre Bemba, members of the presidium of this political group spoke about this painful event.
In a tweet, the standard bearer of the coalition created in Geneva, Martin Fayulu Madidi said he shared the suffering of the population of this part of the country, affected by these floods, causing around twenty deaths.
“I share the pain and suffering of our compatriots in Uvira following the serious damage and loss of life caused by the torrential rain last night and this morning. My condolences to the families who have lost loved ones. God bless Uvira and the DRC, “he said.
I share the pain and suffering of our compatriots in Uvira following the serious damage and loss of life caused by the torrential rain last night and this morning. My condolences to the families who have lost loved ones. God bless Uvira and the DRC!
– Martin Fayulu (@MartinFayulu) April 17, 2020For his part, Jean-Pierre Bemba said that all his thoughts and prayers “go to our compatriots in Uvira, hard hit by the torrential rains. My condolences to the families that have suffered ”.
All my thoughts and prayers go out to our compatriots in Uvira, hard hit by the torrential rains. My condolences to the families affected.
– Jean Pierre Bemba (@bembajp) April 17, 2020The rains that fell in Uvira left at least 24 people dead and more than 3,500 houses destroyed. In total, 77,000 people are affected by this natural disaster.
The President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi called on the government to do everything possible to help the affected populations, by freeing up the necessary resources.
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Moïse Katumbi Solidarity withf Uvira Flood victims.
Reactions continue to fall after the floods in Uvira, in the province of South Kivu.The former governor of Katanga and president of the political party Together for the Republic, Moïse Katumbi called for the accompaniment of all the victims.
Touched by this unfortunate event, the tenor of the presidency of the Lamuka coalition calls on the government to act quickly and effectively.
“Today, Uvira mourns its deaths, like yesterday, so many other provinces stricken by the rains. Let us entrust the victims to God, let us accompany those who have lost everything. The state must step up its aid, act quickly and efficiently. Together, let’s help them overcome this ordeal! Reacted Moïse Katumbi via his Twitter account.
According to the provisional assessment given Friday April 17 by the provincial executive of South Kivu, the rains which fell in Uvira left at least 24 dead and destroyed more than 3,500 houses.
In total, 77,000 people are affected by this natural disaster.
The President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi called on the government to do everything possible to help the affected populations, by freeing up the necessary resources.
It should be noted that the floods also affected the provinces of Haut-Lomami, Maniema and Tanganyika. A strong multisectoral government delegation is expected in a few days in all these provinces.
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Moïse Katumbi on situation in DR Congo
Exactly one year since the former governor of Haut-Katanga returned to the country, after his exile abroad. Moïse Katumbi Chapwe took this opportunity to read the situation in the country, in the light of current events and the current context.In an interview carried out from his native village Kashobwe and diffused in several media of Kinshasa and Lubumbashi, this member of the presidium of Lamuka expressed the wish to see a real change taking place in the country, since the third false penalty did not not occurred. According to him, this is the leitmotif of his fight.
According to the president of the Ensemble for the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi’s assessment for the Congolese people in 2023 will be from the UDPS and not from the FCC-CACH coalition.
“This is advice I give to my brothers in the UDPS and to the President of the Republic because in 2023 people will not say that it is the result of the coalition. No, they will see the one at the top, “explains Moïse Katumbi.
In addition, the president sponsor of Almighty Mazembe recommended to president Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo and his party to work to meet the primary needs of the population.
Regarding the Lamuka platform, Moïse Katumbi argued that despite minor hiccups and differences, Lamuka remains a family and that they all remain members.
“My brother Jean-Pierre Bemba, Martin Fayulu and Aldophe Muzito, we are still a family. In a family, there are always differences. Even in our own homes, there are always problems. It is up to us to show our maturity, “he said.
For Katumbi, the 2018 elections were chaotic. He does not see the honorary President of the Republic, Joseph Kabila Kabange, being treated as the father of democracy.
The man recalled that since his return to the country, he works for the consolidation and the establishment of his party, Together for the Republic. A party from the 5 former opposition parties, notably the Social Movement (MS) of Pierre Lumbi, the Alliance of Democrats for Progress (ADP) of Christophe Lutundula, ARC of Kamitatu Olivier and many others.
Moïse Katumbi does not exclude the possibility of running for the next elections as candidate for president of the Republic, to put in place a salutary plan for the DRC.
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Reactions continue to fall after the floods in Uvira, in the province of South Kivu.
Exactly one year since the former governor of Haut-Katanga returned to the country, after his exile abroad. Moïse Katumbi Chapwe took this opportunity to read the situation in the country, in the light of current events and the current context.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
