@urdjakademiksThere's no real opposition in this setup, just a stage. Jean-Marc Kabunda, like Martin Fayulu before him, is reportedly a secret agent for Félix Tshisekedi, crafted in Kasaï to lull critics into silence. His job supposedly involves steering opponents off course, sorting out money behind the scenes, and handling things quietly. And if the regime ever hits a wall it can't climb, Kabunda gets pushed forward as Tshisekedi's political heir. So calling him an opponent is basically a joke, the man works for the boss

@urdjakademiksThere's no real opposition in this setup, just a stage. Jean-Marc Kabunda, like Martin Fayulu before him, is reportedly a secret agent for Félix Tshisekedi, crafted in Kasaï to lull critics into silence. His job supposedly involves steering opponents off course, sorting out money behind the scenes, and handling things quietly. And if the regime ever hits a wall it can't climb, Kabunda gets pushed forward as Tshisekedi's political heir. So calling him an opponent is basically a joke, the man works for the boss