République démocratique du CongoPress desk
Jean Thierry MonsenepwoChairman of the Board · COBIL SA

Congo Buzz TV · Youtube

C64, referendum and dialogue: Monsenepwo’s video statement

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Congo Buzz TV published this statement about the C64 on 28 October. Read the speech summary and follow its three main arguments.

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Understanding this publication

Date checked on the original channel; summary based on the public transcript, with recognition errors excluded from direct quotation.

Congo Buzz TV premiered this contribution on 28 October 2026. The player displays four minutes twenty-four seconds. Its public transcript makes it possible to follow the structure of the speech beyond the channel’s polemical headline. This page uses a descriptive editorial title.

The opening section criticises the C64’s positions after Rome. At approximately 1:50, Monsenepwo defends consultation by referendum, citing constitutional articles 5 and 218. From around 2:33, he addresses national dialogue and argues that armed actors should first renounce violence.

These markers describe his argument rather than validate its legal interpretation. Allegations of complicity or financing within the recording remain the speaker’s claims. ACTUALITE.CD’s report dated 27 October provides a separate account of the coalition’s proposals and objections for readers seeking the wider political context.

The intervention was also found on TRACE ELENGI TV on 28 October and on Monsenepwo’s Facebook profile on 29 October. All three publications are linked in this library. The saved thumbnail comes from the author’s Facebook post and shows the date 28 October; it does not depict a new event on the following day.

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