The political tensions within the Democratic Republic of Congo’s ruling Union Sacreé alliance are reaching escalating levels with a political brawl between President Félix Tshisekedi and National Assembly President Vital Kamerhe set to break out.
Tshisekedi who has betrayed Kamerhe by his desire to cling onto past his current and final mandate, is plotting hostilities against his one-time former close ally who is soon-to-become political rival.
The imposter president has ordered his party, UDPS Secretary General Augustin Kabuya to instruct National Deputies to move a motion in the National Assembly to remove Kamerhe from his post as president.
Kamerhe who is currently away in Canada, will be served with the motion as soon he return to house next week.
Tshisekedi is also preparing for the immediate removal of Kamerhe’s chief sympathizer Jean-Lucien Bussa who serves as Minister of Commerce and Trade.
