Burundi hosts opposition and religious leaders over drc political crisis
As the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) grapples with deepening political, security, and institutional turmoil, a high-level delegation from the opposition coalition Article 64 (C64) and prominent Christian leaders has traveled to Bujumbura for urgent consultations convened by Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye, who also currently holds the rotating presidency of the African Union.These diplomatic talks come at a critical juncture in the DRC, prompting the C64 coalition to postpone its planned nationwide march—originally scheduled for July 8—until July 22, to allow for meaningful dialogue to unfold.unity of purpose: religious and opposition leaders gather in bujumburaThe meetings in Bujumbura bring together key figures from the C64 coalition alongside delegates from the Nation...











