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Olive Lembe Kabila that President Félix Tshisekedi’s government relaxed security around the family home to permit construction trucks to pass.
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Olive Lembe Kabila that President Félix Tshisekedi’s government relaxed security around the family home to permit construction trucks to pass.
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Kabila family home dossier
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Kabila family home
Former first lady Olive Lembe Kabila said dozens of youths linked to a militia associated with the ruling Union for Democracy and Social Progress attempted to enter the family home to physically eliminate her.
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Mrs. Kabila blamed Tshisekedi and his government for relaxing security around their home to allow construction trucks to pass by.
Olive Lembe Kabila that President Félix Tshisekedi’s government relaxed security around the family home to permit construction trucks to pass.
Open source reportdozens of youth - linked to a militia with ties to the ruling Union for Democracy and Social Progress party - tried to break into their family home "to physically eliminate me"
Former first lady Olive Lembe Kabila said dozens of youths linked to a militia associated with the ruling Union for Democracy and Social Progress attempted to enter the family home to physically eliminate her.
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