The Democratic Republic of Congo and its political regimes

One has the impression of finding oneself before a giant on its knees, humiliated on purpose, victim of various cabals, a giant awakened, ripped open, wounded in its self-esteem, blocked in its economic and political take-off by unprecedented hazards and burdens: unsuitable political regimes, incompetent and irresponsible leaders, untimely incursions by foreign armies, the black hands of Westerners and their internal accomplices.In short, the many questions I ask myself in the face of this paradox have slowly prompted me to reflect and produce this book, which I invite you to read with a sense of revolt and patriotism, to help the country take off in earnest, emerge from its isolation and take its rightful place.

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Raphaël KATINDI MISANDA is a socio-linguist, literary scholar, lexicographer, political scientist, ethnologist and DGRAD executive.He is the author of several books: la Médiocrité à l'Excellence 2014; le Congo entre la pauvreté et la richesse; la parité homme et femme; walikale Terre d'avenir a 1993.