The Democratic Republic of Congo is escalating towards a crisis that could match the violence of its neighbour.
Indicators are that the government does not intend sticking to constitutional deadlines, and is instead pursuing a strategy of delaying elections.
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo appears preoccupied with the arrangements for national concertations.
Another element of the military and political dynamic aimed at bringing peace to the Great Lakes region was put in place recently.
It has been decided that Tanzania will lead the mission to eliminate rebel groups in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kabila has spent the first four-and-a-half months of his second mandate keeping the country in suspense about the composition of his new government.
Politics makes nonsense of the DRC’s courts but the international court is setting a good example.