As the Democratic Republic of Congo celebrates the 64th anniversary of its independence, political opponent Moise Katumbi has expressed reservations about whether to celebrate this historic date. In a video message broadcast on Saturday, June 29, Moise Katumbi criticized the current situation in the country, highlighting the suffering endured by Congolese, especially those in the East, victims of armed conflicts. In his message, the opponent recalls that the country is plunged into a major economic and social crisis. As corruption scandals and embezzlement of public funds multiply, infrastructure is in ruins, and citizens lack basic services such as drinking water and electricity, denounces Moise Katumbi: "The Congolese has become a beggar in his own country. The Congolese has no roads, no electricity, no drinking water," exclaims the leader of the opposition party "Ensemble". While the east of the DRC is affected by incessant armed conflicts, the rebel group M23, supported by the Rwandan army, continues its progress in North Kivu, resulting in clashes and their share of loss of life, Moise Katumbi expresses his dismay: "My brothers and sisters are being killed every day in the eas