Instead of working to achieve peace in the east of DRC, the Kinshasa regime is whining and sniveling about neighbors forging meaningful diplomatic relations.
Last week, the President of Congo Brazzaville was in Rwanda for a reciprocal official visit, where several diplomatic pacts were signed.
However, the visit left the Kinshasa regime sniveling like toddlers. Sadly, it is factual to say that the so-called Kinshasa administration have no other business, from the Executive to the Legislature and Judiciary, all have one mission. That is to monitor what our neighbor Rwanda does – not with the intention to emulate their commendable work, but to spin and whine about everything Rwanda does.
Whether its Cabinet meetings or Parliament sessions, the principal agenda is always Rwanda and each of them compete to come up with the most outrageous claim about Rwanda. But as time goes and since our neighbor has decided as usual to ignore the Kinshasa regime’s juvenile provocative utterances, they have gotten desperate and ridiculous.
Like a jealous toddler with attachment disorder, the Kinshasa regime has been throwing tantrums whenever a leader of another country visits Rwanda or simply makes a positive comment about Rwanda.
The Kinshasa regime has now taken issue with all nations of the region from the Central African Republic, South Soudan, Uganda, and Kenya, Congo Brazzaville, Mozambique, Zambia and others. Their crime is that they refused to buy into Tshisekedi’s fictitious “Rwandan aggression” allegations and rather maintained cordial diplomatic relations with Rwanda. The Kinshasa regime’s immaturity will be their own undoing.