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President Kabila Holds Strong Lead in Congo Election

VOA News - August 15, 2006

Joseph KabilaElection results from almost half the constituencies in the Democratic Republic of Congo show President Joseph Kabila with a strong lead in the country's first free vote in more than 40 years.
International Committee of the Wise: It is time to start thinking about real reconciliation

Monuc - August 14, 2006

Joaquim ChissanoThe International Committee of the Wise act as advisors and mediators in the DRC electoral process. We spoke to the Committee president and former Prime Minister of Mozambique, Joaquin Chissano, who gave his impressions on the process so far.
Kabila leads race for Congo presidency

Monuc/Sappa-AFP - August 14, 2006

Joseph KabilaDemocratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila appeared on track to be returned to power, according to partial results from the country's presidential election compiled by AFP on Sunday.
Congo's Kabila Well Ahead With Nearly Half of Votes Counted

VOA News - August 14, 2006

Joseph Kabila and Olive LembeIn the Democratic Republic of Congo, nearly half the votes from last month's historic Joseph Kabila and his wife Olive, left, wave to supporters as they arrive at the airport in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Friday, July 28, 2006 elections have been counted, and incumbent President Joseph Kabila is well ahead. Mr. Kabila has 55 percent of the votes counted so far, but tensions are mounting in a capital fiercely opposed to him.
IEC: We are a bit in advance with the counting of the votes

Monuc - August 12, 2006

Cei officials count votesThe first reporter of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), Dieudonné Mirimo confirmed this Friday, 11 August 2006, that the compilation results were slightly in advance with respect to the previsions and that the IEC will expect on the 20 August the announcement of the provisional result of the presidential elections.
W. Swing: It is necessary to be patient. This is not asking too much after 15 years of transition

Monuc - August 10, 2006

William SwingIn an interview granted to French television and published by the daily newspaper "Le Révélateur" in Kinshasa, this Tuesday, July 8, 2006, the head of MONUC, William Swing, clarifies the electoral process and asks the Congolese to be patient while waiting for the official results of the elections.
US Ambassador Comments on DRC Election Process

VOA News - August 10, 2006

Roger MeeceIn the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), officials report that eight of the 60 compilation polling offices have reported results. The initial outcomes show President Joseph Kabila leading in several eastern cities, while Vice President Jean-Pierre Bemba leads in the west.
BBC - Kabila takes DR Congo vote lead

Monuc/BBC - August 10, 2006

Results in this voting center show Joseph Kabila leading in the vote count.The Democratic Republic of Congo's interim president, Joseph Kabila, has taken the lead in early results from last month's landmark elections.
EU: To give an overall national tendency is very premature and irresponsible

Monuc - August 9, 2006

EU observer - ElectionsThe European Union Electoral Observer Mission in the DRC (EU EOM) said this Tuesday August 8 2006 that there were some difficulties in the electoral process in the DRC and that they will continue to observe closely the electoral process.
Early Congo election results show president winning eastern cities

Monuc/AP - August 8, 2006

Election results are posted in this station in GomaCongo President Joseph Kabila overwhelmingly won a main eastern city, according to the first citywide results to be compiled from the vast Central African nation's July 30 vote.



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