Opposition candidate Moïse Katumbi’s recent heart-warming interview in which he shares his clear vision to transform the Democratic Republic of Congo has been reinstated on YouTube.
The footage of the interview was pulled down from the video sharing platform after it was reported by anti-Katumbi antagonists sponsored by incumbent Fèlix Tshisekedi who continues to face fierce competition from the former Katanga Governor ahead of the upcoming 2023 General Elections.
Katumbi’s party Ensemble Pour la Republique spokesperson Herve Diakiese confirmed on Friday afternoon that the video had since been reinstated after the team’s media team engaged YouTube who declared the video fit for the platform.
“Thank you very much to our Honorary Doctors of Intolerance. They fraudulently reported @moise_katumbi’s interview video to have it removed from YouTube” Diakiese wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Meanwhile, Diakiese warned the Tshisekedi cartel that they were in for more blows in their their fraudulent agendas against Katumbi affectionately known by his supporters “Butshetshe” as the DRC looks more likely to undergo a change of government this December.
“You are not yet finished suffering from Butshetshe. The video is already back. Paka heshima irudiye” he wrote.
Katumbi’s bid for the presidency has so far survived several attacks from the Tshisekedi cartel who had initially plotted to invalidate his candidature but due to public pressure failed to tamper with the Congolese Constitutional Court’s decision.
