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DR Congo Senior Presidential Aide Denies Embezzling Millions

Vital Kamerhe, chief of staff to Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi has denied embezzling more than U.S.$50 million in public funds at a brief opening of his trial.

Congo-Kinshasa: Unprecedented Corruption Trial of Vital Kamerhe in DR Congo Adjourned

RFI, 13 May 2020

An unprecedented corruption trial involving a high-ranking official in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been adjourned. Chief of staff, Vital Kamerhe, claims he is innocent of… Read more »

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Judge's gavel used in court (file photo).

Congo-Kinshasa: Senior Aide to President Denies Embezzling Millions at Opening of His Trial

VOA, 13 May 2020

The chief of staff to Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi denied embezzling more than $50 million in public funds at a brief opening of his trial Monday. Read more »

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One Year in Office - Is DR Congo's Tshisekedi in Charge?

DR Congo's leader Felix Tshisekedi's first year in office has seen a tug of war with his opponents, dealing a blow to his reform promises. But Deutsche Welle's Isaac Mugabi thinks ... Read more »
- Congo-Kinshasa: President Tshisekedi's First Year in Office
- Congo-Kinshasa: One Year in Office - Is DRC's Tshisekedi in Charge?

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