The Democratic Republic of Congo announced on Sunday that much delayed elections to replace President Joseph Kabila would take place in December 2018, but the opposition demanded the longtime leader step down sooner.
Elections were due to take place this year under a deal whereby Kabila would leave office but repeated wrangling has hobbled the process.
Elections were due to take place this year under a deal whereby Kabila would leave office but repeated wrangling has hobbled the process.
- Category
- Democratic Republic of Congo
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:15
Somalia sets date for long awaited presidential elections
-
00:41
Mugabe: No Viable Alternative Candidate To Run In 2018 Polls
-
02:05
World's Biggest Radio Telescope Will Be Online In March 2018
-
3:24:38
2018 Umhlanga Reed Dance
-
01:15
Ethiopia sets new date for elections, rains still a concern
-
11:32
UN Mali probe: UN investigators find evidence of war crimes from 2012-2018
-
06:29
Mali Sets December 14 for National Dialogue
-
03:22
Africa's Fastest Man, Akani Simbine Outlines Plans For 2018 Season
-
01:35
Ivory Coast burns 3 tonnes of pangolin scales seized between 2017 - 2018
-
01:58
South Sudanese parties adopt code of conduct ahead of December elections
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
02:13
BREAKING: President of Mali held in 'coup' by soldiers
-
01:11
Malawi's former VP files complaint against president
-
07:40
Breaking Sex-Ed taboos in South Sudan
-
03:09
Liberia environmentalists blame Firestone for river pollution
