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Dr. Debora Kayembe urges bold initiatives, including amnesty and co-mediation, to ensure a successful, inclusive national dialogue in the DRC.

Dr. Debora Kayembe PHOTO via The University of Edinburgh

Debora Kayembe Calls for Bold Steps Ahead of DRC National Dialogue

Dr. Debora Kayembe urges bold initiatives, including amnesty and co-mediation, to ensure a successful, inclusive national dialogue in the DRC.

Published:

January 13, 2026 at 6:38:09 PM

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January 13, 2026 at 6:56:53 PM

 Serge Kitoko Tshibanda

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 Serge Kitoko Tshibanda

Political Analyst


PRESS RELEASE

CALL FOR BOLD INITIATIVES TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF THE INCLUSIVE NATIONAL DIALOGUE IN DRC


As the inclusive national dialogue in the Democratic Republic of Congo approaches, Dr. Debora Kayembe calls on the Congolese government and all political actors in the country to demonstrate maturity and responsibility in order to place the national interest above personal interests.


She recommends that the Congolese government take bold initiatives to foster a climate of trust, which is essential for the success of this dialogue. These initiatives include, in particular:


  1. Granting a general amnesty to all political prisoners and those involved in rebel movements, a measure aimed at creating an environment of trust and encouraging the effective participation of all parties concerned in Kinshasa.


  2. The adoption of a co-mediation mechanism involving Angola and the DRC, with the involvement of an independent and neutral Congolese co-mediator who has no ties to the ruling power, the political opposition, or any religious organization or denomination. This measure would guarantee both the national legitimacy of the dialogue and respect for national sovereignty.


Dr. Debora Kayembe reaffirms her commitment to peace and justice in the DRC, which guarantees the dignity of the Congolese people and the development of the country. She calls on all parties to fully engage, convinced that this dialogue will make it possible to overcome the current crisis and build a united, stable, and forward-looking Congo.


Edinburgh, January 13, 2026

For the Cabinet Office, Professor Ghislain M. MABANGA

com.drkayembe@gmail.com

Dr. Debora Kayembe

PRESS RELEASE

DR.Congo

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