KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Congo’s president on Saturday vowed reforms to unify the country and appease his opponents as he faces growing criticism and the threat of renewed rebel violence in the country’s east.
In his yearly state of the nation address, President Joseph Kabila also called on the country’s citizens to mobilize against aggression after the capture and retreat of strategic territories by the M23 rebel group.
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