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DR Congo fan Kuka Mboladinga stood strong until the 119th minute 💔🇨🇩 His iconic pose throughout AFCON paid tribute to the nation’s first Prime Minister, Patrice Lumumba 🫡 (📹: Kawowo Sports)

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On this day in 1925, Congo’s🇨🇩 independence leader and pan-African hero Patrice Lumumba was born. He gained prominence as a charismatic and vocal advocate for independence from Belgian colonial rule, which led to his involvement in the Congolese National Movement (MNC). Upon Congo's independence in June 1960, Lumumba was appointed as the country’s first Prime Minister. He faced immediate crises, thanks to neocolonial meddling in the country, including a mutiny within the army and the secession of the mineral-rich province of Katanga, orchestrated and backed by Belgium, the country which tortured Congo under colonialism for many years. His appeal for Soviet aid to quash the Belgium-backed secessionist movement led to Western leaders immediately beginning to plot against Lumumba. His rule would end in tragedy, when he was captured in Lodi by the troops of coup leader Joseph-Désiré Mobutu. The coup was backed by the US and Belgium, with US President Eisenhower ordering the CIA to ‘eliminate’ Patrice Lumumba. For daring to oppose Belgian colonialism and US domination of Congo’s natural resources, Lumumba was executed by firing squad on the 17th of January 1961 after being tortured. Before being killed, the colonial conspirators tried to force Lumumba to eat the paper on which his Independence Day speech was written on. After being executed, his body was dissolved in acid. Lumumba still remains an icon of pan-Africanism to this day, with his image and memory being a rallying point for Africans across the continent against neocolonialism.

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SPEECH THAT KILLED LUMUMBA Sixty-three years ago today, on 30th June 1960, Congo gained its independence from Belgium. The African country’s first Prime Minister, Patrice Emery Lumumba, delivered an unforgettable speech. He eloquently rebutted the patronising speech delivered by then Belgian King, Baudouin, who arrogantly claimed that the Congolese should be grateful to his grandfather, King Leopold II, for bringing civilisation to the Great Lakes nation. Leopold II is the man who killed between 10 and 5 million Congolese, maimed more, and turned the region's populations into his personal slaves. Lumumba explained the horrors of Belgium’s colonial rule, where children’s limbs were chopped off if their parents didn’t meet their daily rubber quotas. He explained that Belgium never gave Congo its independence, but rather it was won by the brave Congolese who gave their blood, sweat and tears. The speech ultimately cost Lumumba his life. The Belgian King took personal offense. He later conspired with the CIA, M16 and local collaborators to assassinate Lumumba less than a year later. Happy Independence Day to all our Congolese brothers and sisters. You are a proud people with a rich history!

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In his March 1961 address to the UN General Assembly, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah strongly condemned the United Nations for the assassination of Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba. He described Lumumba’s mùrder as unique in history, as it occurred in the presence of UN forces, whom Lumumba had invited to restore law and order. President Nkrumah charged that the UN had failed in its duty, denying the legitimate Congolese government the means of self-defense and enabling Belgian-backed rebels to kìll him. - Attached is an explanatory video detailing the circumstances that led to Patrice Lumumba’s overthrow on September 14, 1960, and his murder in January 17, 1961, in Kantanga province. Lumumba’s bôdy was hàcked into pieces, dissolved in concéntrated sulfuric acìd, and what remained was bùrned and the ashes scattered to destroy all evidence and prevent any burial site or martyrdom symbol from existing.

In his March 1961 address to the UN General Assembly, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah strongly condemned the United Nations for the assassination of Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba. He described Lumumba’s mùrder as unique in history, as it occurred in the presence of UN forces, whom Lumumba had invited to restore law and order. President Nkrumah charged that the UN had failed in its duty, denying the legitimate Congolese government the means of self-defense and enabling Belgian-backed rebels to kìll him. - Attached is an explanatory video detailing the circumstances that led to Patrice Lumumba’s overthrow on September 14, 1960, and his murder in January 17, 1961, in Kantanga province. Lumumba’s bôdy was hàcked into pieces, dissolved in concéntrated sulfuric acìd, and what remained was bùrned and the ashes scattered to destroy all evidence and prevent any burial site or martyrdom symbol from existing.

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