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Jean Thierry MonsenepwoChairman of the Board · COBIL SA

Jean Thierry Monsenepwo · Facebook

C64, referendum and dialogue: the new Facebook publication

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Facebook publication dated 29 October: a contribution labelled 28 October on screen, discussing C64, a referendum and dialogue in the DRC.

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Public post viewed without signing in. Facebook displayed “9h” on 29 October; the date shown within the video is 28 October.

This video was found directly on Jean Thierry Monsenepwo’s verified Facebook profile. On the afternoon of 29 October 2026, Facebook displayed it as posted nine hours earlier. The publication is therefore listed under 29 October, while the video itself carries an on-screen date of 28 October. An exact upload time was not established.

The contribution runs for approximately four minutes twenty-four seconds and discusses the C64 meeting in Rome. Monsenepwo criticises the coalition’s position on Rwanda, the FRN and Joseph Kabila. He then defends a referendum and sets out the conditions he considers necessary for national dialogue. These arguments are presented as his political position.

YouTube publications by Congo Buzz TV and TRACE ELENGI TV are dated 28 October. They present the same sequence of arguments and a matching duration. The links are grouped so that readers can find the intervention through several publishers, without treating every upload as a separate speech.

This public post could be viewed without a Facebook account during the check, although access to the rest of the profile feed can vary. Alternative versions appear in the sources below and in the player controls. For political context, ACTUALITE.CD’s 27 October report separately sets out the coalition’s proposals.

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