DR Congo’s upcoming dictator president Félix Tshisekedi has initiated new methods to track down and execute political opponents who have fled the country for their safety.
While he has set up an execution centre for the opposition at the National Intelligence Agency (ANR), Tshilombo is now tracking down his opponents even outside the country.
Despite his status as a political refugee in Zambia, Tshisekedi’s regime managed to arrest Daniel Mulunda Nyanga with help of Zambian authorities and his ally Hakainde Hichilema, the President of the neighbouring.
Daniel Mulunda Nyanga, the former president of the Independent Electoral Commission (CENI), is now marked as a political opponent.
The former CENI President is falsely accused of collaborating with former Honorary President Joseph Kabila to oust Tshisekedi from power.
