While Moïse Katumbi would be crucified for being spotted in such an image, a top government official is seen sharing a light moment openly.
Democratic Republic of Congo Deputy Prime Minister Vital Kamerhe has been spotted sharing a light moment with Rwandan President Paul Kagame in the midst of an ongoing war between the two countries.
Attending the First Saudi-African Summit in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh, Kamerhe is controversially seen having an affable chat with Kagame, a man who has been declared a sworn enemy of the DRC by President Fèlix Tshisekedi’s regime.
At the same summit, Kamerhe called on Saudi leaders and other heads of state to use their influence on both the DRC and Rwanda in order to end the war in the eastern part of the country.
But the latest image of Tshisekedi’s representative, Kamerhe, with Kagame has left the DRC population nonplussed.
Lead opposition candidate Moïse Katumbi has been accused of being involved with Rwanda whom he has been continously asked to condemn by Tshisekedi’s camp who are now seen mingling with same man they have identified as a common enemy.
