After a month and a half of negotiations, enamelled untimely suspensions of work to find a political inclusive, political dialogue held under the facilitation of former Prime Minister Edem Kodjo of Togo, could know its epilogue this Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at the Cité de the African Union.
We learn that at the end of a mini-plenary held on Saturday, October 15 at Pullman Hotel, led by Edem Kodjo, the presidential majority and the fringes of the opposition and civil society present at the forum have managed to dump all differences that prevented them from signing the political Agreement to punish their political deal.
It is suggested that the agreement could be approved at the plenary of this Monday, October 17, 2016, before the solemn closing of the dialogue which is expected this Tuesday, October 18, 2016 in the City of the African Union.
According to the two co-moderators of this dialogue, namely Thambwe Mwamba and Vital Kamerhe, all differences were ironed out and nothing is opposed to the signing of the political agreement.
Kamerhe argued that the constitution will be respected, including as regards the fate of Joseph Kabila, who is in his second and final term. "We have reached a consensus on the management of the transition in the interim period and many waited on the composition of the monitoring committee," said the president of the UNC, before stressing that this monitoring committee will be responsible for monitoring implementation of the agreement must not remain a dead letter.
According to the leaks reached the media, the agreement calls for the organization of a transition beyond 19 December 2016, constitutional end of the second and final term of Kabila.
This text, which will be submitted tomorrow Monday in the assessment of 300 delegates to the dialogue, provides for the organization of coupled presidential, national and provincial legislation at the end of April 2018, keeping Kabila in office until the investiture of the future elected president, and the granting of the prime minister to the opposition.
disturbing facts
Several disturbing facts are recognized in the series of political deal between the presidential majority, the opposition and civil society present at the dialogue. There is at first the false discourse of the architects of this political agreement which believe that there is no constitutional violation as everyone can see it through the establishment of an "interim period" or "transition" government leadership by a prime minister of the opposition, the return of the presidential elections, national and provincial legislative elections in April 2018 ...
Another disturbing fact is the referral to the Constitutional Court by the CENI, once again, to ask for the postponement of the elections, that is to say, the green light to violate the Constitution, while it has not quality and that the members of the high court have not been mandated to sanction non-compliance with the basic law.
The primary sovereign is also disturbed to note that members of the future transitional government are allowed to stand as candidates in elections. This suggests that future managers of the "transition" are more motivated by the enjoyment that the search for a lasting solution to the crisis of legitimacy at the top of the state. Observers note that like Faustin Birindwa lights bernardin mungul diaka and Nguz John of God, the prime minister of the opposition out on foot of the Political Agreement of the City of the African Union, instead to appease the spirits, will overheat more. For while the "dignitaries of the interim period" will activate to provide campaign funds, the "silent majority", she will continue to mope, with all the consequences that can generate this bomb in the weeks and months ahead.
