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Jean Thierry MonsenepwoChairman of the Board · COBIL SA

TRACE ELENGI TV · Youtube

C64: the intervention published by TRACE ELENGI TV

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TRACE ELENGI TV published another version of the statement about the C64, a referendum and dialogue on 28 October.

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Another publication of the same intervention; date checked on YouTube and French transcript consulted.

TRACE ELENGI TV published this video on 28 October 2026. The date is visible in the expanded YouTube description, which contains no written introduction from the publisher. This page therefore supplies an editorial summary based on the accessible French transcript and associated references.

The speech follows three themes: the response to the Rome conclave, a defence of a referendum and conditions for national dialogue. Monsenepwo calls for a firmer position toward the actors he criticises and argues that negotiations should not reward armed action. This is an engaged contribution to the Congolese political debate.

The displayed duration, opening words and sequence of themes match the Congo Buzz TV publication from the same day. This entry nevertheless preserves TRACE ELENGI’s own link so readers can consult that specific release. It is not presented as an additional interview or an independently new statement.

The Facebook post found on 29 October completes this group. Its “nine hours ago” label concerns the Facebook publication, while the image within the intervention is dated 28 October. The shared thumbnail comes from that author publication. The links below allow readers to compare the releases and consult the press context.

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