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DR Congo's Tshisekedi paves way for constitutional change

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Briefings

A new law in DR Congo expanded constitutional referendum conditions, sparking political tensions. Simultaneously, Kenya ended its Ebola outbreak, and climate advocates warned against waste incineration at COP31, which risks polluting infrastructure for African cities.

Key points

• A new law in DR Congo expanded the conditions for a constitutional referendum, igniting political tensions.
• Kenya officially declared the end of its latest Ebola outbreak.

Context

The article reports on simultaneous developments in DR Congo and Kenya, including a new referendum law and the conclusion of an Ebola outbreak.

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Evidence is limited to three news snippets without dates, units, or author attribution. No causal claims or forecasts are supported.

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