DR Congo's opposition rejects president's dialogue offer and calls for demonstration
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Democratic Republic of Congo's opposition parties have rejected President Felix Tshisekedi's offer to convene a national dialogue, denouncing it as a smokescreen for an attempted power grab. The proposal comes amid simultaneous security crises, including battling Ebola spread and managing peace negotiations with M23 rebels.
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In DR Congo, managing the spread of Ebola is made all the more difficult as the country is juggling simultaneous security crises including untangling a peace deal with M23 rebels. President Felix Tshisekedi offered to convene a national dialogue which opposition parties call a smoke screen hiding an attempted power grab.
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In DR Congo, managing the spread of Ebola is made all the more difficult as the country is juggling simultaneous security crises including untangling a peace deal with M23 rebels. President Felix Tshisekedi offered to convene a national dialogue which opposition parties call a smoke screen hiding an attempted power grab.
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