Freddy Kita Calls on C64 Coalition to Engage in Dialogue
Coalition leader Freddy Kita has called on the opposition coalition C64 to engage in a national dialogue, citing the need for unity and progress in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Kita's appeal comes as tensions between the opposition and majority government continue to rise.
- The coalition leader emphasized that the country needs to see its daughters and sons around a table, engaging in constructive dialogue.
- He urged the C64 coalition to prioritize the nation's interest over personal agendas.
Kita also recommended that the national dialogue committee include provisions for listening and creating a code of ethics to prevent tribalism and hate speech.
