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DR Congo's Kabila Springs Surprise on Successor

Emmanuel Shadary was not considered among the most influential contenders nor did he have immediate presidential ambitions. In fact, the former minister had registered to run in the provincial elections, but the president had other ideas...

Africa: Kabila's Perfectly Imperfect Choice of Successor

African Arguments, 15 November 2018

The selection of Emmanuel Shadary to be the regime's presidential candidate has surprised many. None more so than Shadary himself. Read more »

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Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, candidat de la majorité en RDC

Namibia: DR Congo Presidential Candidate Visits Geingob

Namibian, 16 November 2018

THE candidate for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)'s ruling party for the December general elections, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, paid a courtesy call on president Hage… Read more »

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DR Congo Opposition Unites for a Few Hours

The selection of little known Martin Fayulu as the the opposition's single candidate sparked outrage from the grassroots, forcing the more popular Felix Tshisekedi to pull out of ... Read more »
- Africa: DR Congo's Opposition Unites(!)... for Like a Minute
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