DR Congo's Tshisekedi signs referendum law amid fears of third-term bid
Summary
DR Congo President Félix Tshisekedi signed a law on November 10 authorizing a referendum, opening the way for a possible constitutional amendment. Opposition figures fear the move could allow him to seek a third term and accuse him of trying to stay in power.Key Facts
- Tshisekedi signed the referendum law on November 10.
- The law authorizes a referendum.
- The referendum could lead to a constitutional amendment.
- Opposition figures have accused Tshisekedi of manoeuvring to remain in power.
- The concerns center on the possibility of Tshisekedi seeking a third term.
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