DRC Opposition Coalition Seeks Dialogue with Tshisekedi and Kabila
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In Rome, from October 25-27, 2026, the Congolese opposition coalition, Coalition Article 64 (C64), proposed separate meetings with President Félix Tshisekedi and former President Joseph Kabila to negotiate a resolution to the political crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
The coalition's final declaration condemned any attempts to hold power beyond constitutional limits and rejected the use of force to seize power. The C64 called for dialogue and negotiations to address the political tensions in the DRC.
C64's proposal for separate meetings with Tshisekedi and Kabila comes amidst growing political tensions in the DRC. The coalition aims to facilitate negotiations between the two leaders to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing crisis.
The coalition's stance on constitutional limits and rejection of force reflects a broader concern within the opposition about the potential for political instability and violence in the DRC. The C64's call for dialogue is seen as a way to prevent further escalation of tensions and to promote a peaceful transition of power.
The DRC has been facing political instability and violence in recent years, with various factions vying for control. The country's political landscape is complex, with a history of conflict and power struggles. The C64's proposal for dialogue and negotiation is seen as a step towards addressing these challenges and promoting stability in the DRC.
