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Kabila: A Prisoner of Himselfrcling overhead and Kinshasa’s residents were hurrying home. Unusually heavy traffic jams snarled the city’s major avenues. Rumors of a coup attempt against Kabila began circulating and were fed by lack of any reliable information about his fate.. In Goma, the RCD spokesperson confirmed that a coup

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Upheaval in Joseph Kabila’s Congothat had been signed in December 2000. The plan emphasized the observation of a ceasefire, the pushing back of troops 15 kilometers (9 miles) away from the front lines, the deployment of a peacekeeping force, the withdrawal of foreign troops, and the disarmament and demobilization of the militias. T

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The Inter-Congolese Dialoguenetheless publicly expressed regret over Kabila’s death. At the same time, he did note that the DRC peace process could have moved forward more quickly had Kabila and his ministers been more cooperative: “Kabila never really accepted me as the facilitator, but I don’t think he was against me, but ra

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Joachim Schlegel,Till Schneidershe Democratic Republic of the Congo, have decided to remove President Laurent-Désiré Kabila from power.”. Ilunga Kabambi, another officer, announced that “after consultations, the military command has decided to withdraw support from the government in Kinshasa.” He insisted that “since Kabila achiev

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Erstellung und Abgabe der Endfassung, the rebel groups had agreed to attend these talks did not necessarily mean that they would sign. In addition, Nyarugabo repeated that the RCD-Goma faction refused to acknowledge Ernest Wamba dia Wamba’s signature in the name of the RCD but noted that “if he forms a separate group, then he can sign

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39629-9d on Kinshasa. In Kinshasa, the situation was confused and grave enough for U.S. and British citizens in the DRC to be ordered to remain indoors. The gravity of the situation was further conveyed when Kabila’s aide Eddy Kapend made the following appeal on television: “To the army Chief of Staff, to

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The Rebellionhe Democratic Republic of the Congo, have decided to remove President Laurent-Désiré Kabila from power.”. Ilunga Kabambi, another officer, announced that “after consultations, the military command has decided to withdraw support from the government in Kinshasa.” He insisted that “since Kabila achiev