Ensemble Pour la Republique leader Moïse Katumbi continued his campaign trail to reinvigorate his party ahead of the 20 December Presidential Elections and posted yet another outstanding crowd in the town of Kilwa in Pweto territory of Haut-Katanga Province.
Kilwa is a town located 350 kilometers away from Lubumbashi on west shore of Lake Mweru opposite Kilwa Island, which is part of Zambia.
The town whose inhabitants mainly live off fishing and farming, came alive on Sunday as residents left their daily businesses to interact with their incoming President.
After boating their way through Lake Mweru, Katumbi and his entourage arrived in Kilwa to thunderous welcome as scores of residents cheered and erupted into wild celebrations.
Katumbi addressed the public and delivered his message of economic transformation and development before holding a series of meetings with local leaders.
