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Mr. Kabila,

No reason, no strategy, can justify aligning yourself with those who are tearing our country apart. The only path to redemption for our past mistakes is dialogue, not compromise. I urge you to leave Goma, this martyred city, now occupied with the complicity of foreign forces. History does not forgive betrayals, especially not betrayals against the homeland.

Mr. Tshisekedi,

You have the duty not to let our generation be the one that allowed Congo to disintegrate. I call on you for a surge of honor and responsibility. I want to see you, not for a favor, but for a direct discussion, without pretenses, without compromises, but out of patriotism, to find a dignified way out of this existential crisis.

Yes, if we must die for Congo to be reborn, let us die. But let our death be useful. May this fight be one of national resurrection.

Congolese people,

Let us raise high our proud foreheads,” these words from our national anthem must not remain empty. Let’s lift our heads, put down fear, and confront the situation. Let’s rise up, united, against foreign forces. Let’s refuse submission. Let’s reject fatalism. Let’s choose the homeland. Let’s build together, with pride and determination, a new future, because the blood of our ancestors has never been in vain.