President Joseph Kabila, who will not run for his own succession in the presidential, legislative and provincial elections on December 23, has some idea of what he will be. The strong man of Kinshasa sees himself as a future farmer, respectful of nature and in love with the environment. Interviewed by Colette Braeckman of Belgium…...
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DRC: Kabila sees himself in future gentleman farmer
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Joseph Kabila, 48 years old, 18 at the head of the DRC.
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