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Thirty years later, another Kabila wants to march on Kinshasa with Rwandan support

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Briefings

A source confirms Joseph Kabila has led a political-military alliance to march on Kinshasa to overthrow Félix Tshisekedi, whose sole objective is to perpetuate power. This follows Kabila's previous leadership of a similar alliance in 2001. The article is a preprint dated October 2026, and the specific date of the planned march is not provided.

Key points

• Joseph Kabila has led a political-military alliance aimed at marching on Kinshasa to overthrow the Félix Tshisekedi government.
• The source states Félix Tshisekedi's only objective is to perpetuate power in office.

Context

This development follows Kabila's previous leadership of a similar political-military alliance in 2001, where he successfully marched on Kinshasa to overthrow the Mobutu regime. The article is a preprint dated October 2026, and the specific date of the planned march is not provided.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the current alliance's objective. The specific date of the planned march is not provided, and the source does not contain details on the alliance's composition, military strength, or previous actions.

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