Friday, 19 October 2012
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
From "INTERNATIONAL PEACE INFORMATION SERVICE -WEEKLY BRIEFING 19TH - 25TH SEPTEMBER 2012"
“Need for a new beginning in
DRC | 20th September
2012 | Pazumbuka News
Article advocating the need for Africa’s
sub-regions, the African Union and the broader international community to
assist the Congolese population to challenge the current political system,
stressing the need for an all inclusive dialogue involving political actors,
the general public and the Congolese diaspora. The article states that this
dialogue must address post-election problems and the defining factors of
the current deadlock in the DRC, as well as governance, social justice and
cohesion to encourage political maturity. The article addresses different
measures being taken by Congolese diasporas in South Africa, with one group
(Congolese citizens in South Africa) perpetrating violent attacks on those it
perceives as supporting the DRC government, and another moderate group
(Revolution Congolaise RC) lobbying the SADC, the ICGLR, the African Union and
the broader international community to assist Congolese citizens to combat the
dictatorial political system. The article states that DRC opposition groups are
currently divided and expresses disappointment that President Kabila and
opposition groups are not willing enter into the dialogue.”
Drc: Pan-African News Wire: Need For New Beginning in D...
Drc: Pan-African News Wire: Need For New Beginning in D...: Pan-African News Wire: Need For New Beginning in DRC
Saturday, 13 October 2012
The Revolution Congolaise rc remains committed to its original vision
Dear valued readers,
Please be aware that
other compatriots are currently calling themselves “revolution Congolaise” on the
Internet and please note that we are not connected to them at present
even though they have chosen to use our movement’s name and their movement (s)
involve some of our members who no longer support our revolution
congolaise rc’s originally agreed upon vision.
We think that this is because some
of them joined us with a hidden agenda or just joined us emotionally or they just gave up because of lack of patience and perseverance!
Other colleagues are unhappy with our current position that we need other world citizens in search for means to make our country peaceful, stable and prosperous. Therefore, they have decided to join those who believe that the problems of our country do not require any outside help! Others believe that the only option to our country's current crisis is the military option and not non-violent option!
Yes, we are well aware that in a dangerously and negatively militarized country like our Democratic Republic of Congo and where the leadership and most of its opponents, mainly negative armed forces believe that political power has to be based on the "finger on the trigger", military force cannot completely be ruled out but military force should only be necessary if and only if the non violent means have failed to bring a positive lasting solution or if the non violent means have not been welcomed by the majority of the political actors in a reasonable time comparatively to urgency on the current DR Congo's institutional, social, economic and political situation.
To directly reach
information related to our original movement "revolution congolaise
rc", please search for “Revolution Congolaise rc” as the "RC" is
the clear difference between our movement and the other “revolutions
congolaises”.
Pacifique Sukisa - Makasi,
President, Revolution Congolaise rc
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