Gary Poster, with essential assists from Galyn Norwood, Phiroon Phihakendr, Jose Quijada, Pavandeep Kalra. Wearing dark fawn pants, a plaid jacket and a bright yellow tie, Joseph Kabila talked with Nairobi bureau chief Simon Robinson last week in the presidential Marble Palace in Kinshasa. But after some time you have to look at what that loved one stood for, because it's not enough then to sit down and start crying. It's rather more important to look at the future. Being President does not make you superior in any way.
Human beings make mistakes.
The expectations are that they should have a democracy, because in the Congo since 1960 we've not had a democratic government that works for the people. The expectations are that there should be development, that there should be leaders who are responsible. I've always said it was a stupid war. Look at our people. They are being reduced to beggars.