In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Constitutional Court confirmed Félix Tshisekedi's election to the presidency of the Republic on Tuesday evening, January 9. According to the final results – proclaimed by the court – the incumbent president won the election with 73.47% of the votes cast. While the majority welcomed the credibility of the presidential election, the opposition called for the polls to be annulled. FRANCE 24’s Aurélie Bazzara Kibangula and Emmet Livingstone report.
