The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has ordered the formal removal of former President Joseph Kabila’s name from all public spaces, infrastructure, and state institutions across the country.
The directive follows Kabila’s formal declaration of rebellion against the administration of President Félix Tshisekedi, marking a sharp escalation in the political rift between the two leaders.
Authorities have moved swiftly to erase public references to the former head of state as Kinshasa seeks to reassert state authority and distance public institutions from figures aligned with opposition insurgencies.
–ChannelAfrica/Imagecredits:REUTERS–
