Political Dribble and Exit: in the Drc, Behind the Scenes of Modeste Bahati Lukwebo's Fall

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Aimed at by a petition a few days after doubting the opportunity of a constitutional review, the second vice-president of the Senate preferred to resign rather than risk dismissal. Will he save his place in the Sacred Union?

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The DRC is experiencing a political earthquake whose epicentre is located at the People's Palace, but the replicas are already shaking the majority in power. Bahati Lukwebo, a prominent figure in the Upper House, has made his apron. Modeste Bahati Lukwebo's resignation from his post as second vice-president of the Senate was officially announced on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. This decision was motivated by political tensions and accusations of in…

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Bahati Lukwebo on his resignation from the vice-presidency of the Senate: "I thought there was no point in hiring an arm of arms with my colleagues" Media image Patient Wed 18/03/2026 - 18:33 Body Modeste Bahati Lukwebo filed his resignation on Wednesday, March 18, as the second vice-president of the Senate, the day after the tabling of a petition of dismissal initiated by Senator Dany Kabongo Bondanya (UDPS) and signed by several elected offici…