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Exiled Congolese political heavyweight Moise Katumbi over the weekend concluded his tour in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), called “ safari “.
Four important messages marked his address to thousands of sympathizers who came to listen to him.
What were those messages and what is the significance of the Katumbi tour?
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