About a hundred deputies, mostly from Joseph Kabila’s political family, criticize the new government, which they consider representative. They would have liked to be better rewarded after participating in the dismissal of the former Office of the National Assembly and the confiscation of the former Prime Minister. They call their movement the Collective of Revolutionaries of the Sacred Union and hope for redress as soon as possible.
as reported from Kinshasa,Patient Ligodi
Last week, they had multiplied meetings. A special commission was even set up to draw up a memorandum addressed to the Head of State.
On Thursday, they were received by Christophe Mboso Nkodia, the new president of the National Assembly, himself a former FCC, to tell him that they were not happy at all and that they were waiting for correction.
Some of them especially hope to get the lead for public companies or other types of rewards to be defined.
On the side of the UDPS board, we try to calm the spirits. A meeting is planned before the inauguration of the new government to try to disarm the bomb. We count on the working group led by Jean-Marc Kabund.
This hitherto informal structure was set up with the aim of dealing with frustrations and channeling the ambitions of various members of the Holy Union. It is this working group that is also called upon to work on the Charter for the new Majority Platform in Parliament.
But on the side of the revolutionary collective, some are very suspicious and hope that Felix Tshisekedi will take his demands to heart.
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