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Kinshasa, Paris, Brussels.
Le Soft International n°1516|Friday 5 February 2021.
Some people – and they are not always wrong – doomed him to become the AKM’s fate – Augustin Katumba Mwanke – the strongman who has never been replaced in Joseph Kabila’s entourage, the man who is a state secret, arranges everything for the president, manages all his foreign accounts, and who died under mysterious circumstances, at least according to what people say, on February 12, 2012, when an unsolved private plane crashed on the tarmac after landing from the small Bukavu Kavumu airport.
But now, the powerful DireCab Nehemia Mwilanya Wilonja of the President of the Republic Joseph Kabila has been ridiculed, humiliated, desecrated, abandoned… It is questionable whether the repeated slapping of the Common Front of Congo after the defeat in the presidential election foreshadows the end of Kabili – debunked.
The FCC is said to have been born from the fertile imagination of a former executive of the MLC, Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo’s party. The man who launched “Made in Congo”, accompanied by a friend, Joseph Bangakya, former deputy governor of Orientale province, and pastor Daniel Ngoy Mulunda-Nyanga, took Le Center to the baptismal font and suggested calling himself “Macron” (named “Macron”). The day after the consultations at the Royal Hotel, the new French president, Emmanuel Macron, but known as “Macron the Congolese”, had just summoned Joseph Kabila Kabange.
He would be appointed as a minister in the Matata II government shortly after 7 December 2014, but he would not be brave enough to take on the responsibility of integrating the former presidential majority into its initial form.
If the “chairman” JPB agrees to this union without direct request – as happened to the second in the party, Thomas Luhaka Losenjola, then secretary general of the MLC, who inherited the PTNTIC ministry. The vice larvae – the strongman of Gemena will regret his actions for a long time, because his two men have tasted power and did not go home.
How the FCC was born.
If the first has experienced ups and downs and is now content to implement his plans, serving as deputy minister in the Irunkamba team, Luhaka, on the contrary, has made a career in Kabyle, proposing other arguments. These arguments, which are not at all objective or political, are the basis for the sudden demise of the FCC today (but expected) and the sudden demise of the Pan-Democratic Rights Alliance (PPRD) tomorrow. At least, this is the end of the 303 “safe and sound” FCC representatives, and there will never be a shiny, arrogant and boastful FCC again.
Now it’s every man for himself. Kabange Numbi wants a revival FCC, Steve Mbikayi wants a reformer FCC, Guy Kwete wants a republican FCC, Agée Matembo wants a progressive FCC. Tragic ending.
Now, tongues are loose. This is the mighty Nehemiah, and the hard-line FCC is now openly calling for his chairmanship.
Steve Mbikayi @Cartesien243: “After countless failures, we expected harsh self-criticism and then resignation. Nothing like that! The losing streak since the presidential election continues! As co-founders of the FCC, we reject the current coordination. And, from now on, we will take courageous steps to save the furniture.
“We are grateful to the comrades who are still working until today. The time for renewal has come. We will not change a winning team, but a team that multiplies its failures despite constant opportunities to correct its mistakes. Some have failed in the management of people” (Senator Francine Muyumba Nkanga @Muyumba) We will surely have to rebuild everything with other leaders, another technical structure. No one knows what the fate of the FCC will be tomorrow. History is far from being written.
We must at least be certain of one fact: the FCC is over… No one will ever return to this FCC. Just one shot, enough to cause sudden death. Felix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo fired the shot. This shows that in fact the FCC never really existed…
After leaving the government on November 14, 2016, Germain Kambinga Katomba gave birth to his Common Front for Congo project, which was immediately named by the then President of the National Assembly, Aubin Minaku Ndjalandjoku, whose functions were merged with those of the Secretary-General. Minaku managed to normalize electrical relations with Nehimi and succeeded in convincing the Director of President Kabila’s Cabinet of the 2017 elections (or 2018, it does not matter! ) after a group of so-called Group of Seven figures unexpectedly closed the door to the presidential majority on September 25, 2015, turning to pure opposition and sustaining and uniting the former millionaire governor of Katanga, Moïse Katumba Chapwe.
What disappeared were heavy things: Charles Mwando Nsimba, former Minister of Defense, still identified as an informant by the parliamentary majority; Pierre Lumbi Okongo, former security adviser to the President of the Republic; Antoine Gabriel Kyungu wa Kumwanza, former governor of Katanga; Christophe Lutundula Pene Apala, former first vice president of the National Assembly; Ministers who gave up their aprons include Olivier Kamitatu Etsu, former president of the National Assembly, Minister of Planning (December 8, 2014 to September 25, 2015), Minister of Sports Sama Lukonde Kyenge, and the Jekamin couple.
Important spaces: Katanga, Kivu, Bandundu, Sankuru. But above all, BroadCast Unitedligence, which the MPs now lack… and mobilization capacity. Carefully prepared by the MPs’ strategic group and presented in a stormy meeting in July 2018 in the “old place” of Procoki, the project received the visa of the President of the Republic – the moral authority of the MPs. -Political Bureau.
The least we can say is that the idea was almost rejected, which is unprecedented.
Kabyle’s strategists must review their copies, contacting President Kabila before returning, in an attempt to reduce anger. This was expressed by ANADEC, the party led by the current Minister of Territorial Planning, Aggée Aje Matembo Toto, who in his political manifesto of December 15 evoked the “frustrated, the discouraged, the demobilized, the marginalized, the misunderstood, the suffocated”, the “left behind”, denouncing “a group of leaders who have failed to unite, notorious for their incompetence, swimming against the tide towards a huge black hole of selfishness characterized by nepotism, cronyism, extortion”. There is a lack of real dialogue, everything is played to the advantage of the Pan-Communist Democratic Alliance and its mosaic of parties.
If these leaders retreated, they would still organize black masses in the great room of the Pullman River Congo Hotel, bringing together various personalities to sign the charter. Of course, hordes of celebrities gathered to sign, but their hearts were not in it… Nevertheless, we saw the entire official national procession: leaders of political parties and groups, ministers, governors, leaders of religious denominations including Bishop Marini Bodo, former president of the Congolese Christian Church (ECC).
“The Common Front for Congo is open to political parties and groups, independents and members of civil society,” says Article 6 of the group’s charter, which aims to be “composed of those who wish to become a bulwark to protect the Democratic Republic of the Congo.” Congo. And those who think that quarrels are taking us backwards, it’s time we could come together to meet our people and present them with a new proposal.
The proposal for spiritual renewal will allow us to learn from the past and work together, “declared Néhémie Mwilanya Milondja, the key figure who then emerged and remains Kabila’s DirCab. Countless large membership meetings are held continuously. Then the FCC is celebrated. The stated goal: to win all the next elections (presidential, national legislative, provincial, senatorial and… gubernatorial).
If the presidential elections brought peace by bringing to power the expected figure, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, the same could not be said for the legislative elections.
The FCC lost the crucial battle of the presidential election. Nevertheless, he managed to secure for himself a majority thanks to a major discovery, threshold and nomination system invented by Middle Eastern experts, which is an advantage for sheikhs who place cousins, wives, spouses, etc. everywhere in parliament, government, business, ministry offices.
Apparently, every leader got his fair share. Apparently, democracy must follow this pattern as Congolese people become increasingly wary!
D. Dadai.
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