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The political crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo has left close to 20 people dead in the capital Kinshasa despite calls for peace and calm by pro government individuals including the newly appointed prime minister Sami Badibanga, however, his announcement of a new government to calm and appease criticism from the opposition however accelerated the crisis last night.
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