Opposition rallies against Tshisekedi's third-term push

Political unrest is brewing in the Democratic Republic of Congo as opposition groups are organizing large-scale protests against President Félix Tshisekedi's attempt to amend the constitution, which they believe is a ploy to secure a third term in office. These constitutional changes, if passed, could significantly alter the political landscape, prompting widespread demonstrations and calls for Tshisekedi's resignation. This situation underscores the deep divisions within Congolese politics and raises concerns about the future of democratic governance in the country.