This PODCAST delves into the assassination of Désiré Kabila in 2001, examining the investigations, the chaotic trial, and the events that followed. Discover the complex narrative surrounding this case, from the arrests and imprisonment of suspects to the controversial and tumultuous trial. Amidst power struggles, political conspiracies, and human rights abuses, many unanswered questions remain about this assassination. As the pursuit of truth and justice continues, we explore the facts, political stakes, and unresolved mysteries that make this a significant moment in the recent history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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n this gripping episode, Necof Radio delves into the assassination of Laurent-Désiré Kabila, president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, in January 2001. We retrace the events leading up to this tragedy, exploring the political and military tensions of the time. Through exclusive testimonies from journalists who covered this event, including Arnaud Zajtman, we uncover the complexities of this volatile period and examine the role of Joseph Kabila, who succeeded his father. This podcast scrutinizes the circumstances surrounding the assassination and those implicated in the conspiracy, offering a rare, realistic insight into this dark chapter of Congolese history.
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To mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Kinshasa, Radio France Internationale revisits this pivotal event in boxing and African history. Through testimonies from Africans who witnessed this historic duel, the report explores the cultural and social impact of the fight on the African continent. It highlights the deep connections between Africans and African Americans, revealing how this fight influenced African consciousness and strengthened a shared sense of pride.
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