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Washington Post on 2018-12-29 20:24

‘We are not stupid’: Congo’s election may not be fair, but its rural poor still hope for change

Despite its questionable legitimacy, Sunday’s vote is seen by many as a chance to bring about the progress Joseph Kabila’s reign has failed to deliver.

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