Examples of 'kabila' in a sentence
Meaning of "kabila"
kabila (noun) - a traditional African term referring to a tribal or ethnic group, often used in the context of cultural anthropology and sociology
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Is the consequence of tensions between president kabila.
Kabila has overstayed his welcome.
Government of president kabila.
Kabila did not sign the agreement.
Scholarly growth has been a success according to Kabila.
Kabila said the two countries cooperate constantly.
Large parts of the Kabila system remained in place.
Kabila is named the majority candidate and is elected.
This envoy will have talks with Kabila.
Kabila negotiates directly with them.
All the time we were with Kabila.
Kabila is considered its moral authority.
This has provided Kabila more legitimacy in his actions.
Kabila has clung on to power and no elections were held.
They had been accused of being involved in a plot to overthrow President Kabila.
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Kabila has declined to comment publicly on his political future.
He had not received a response from Kabila at that point.
Kabila will never leave the power on his own.
But it seems more needs to be done to put enough pressure on Kabila.
Kabila quickly sought peace.
There is obvious dissatisfaction with Kabila and his presidency.
Kabila decides to leave office.
The call to disobedience is for us a means to defeat the power of Kabila.
Kabila will no longer be president.
I make a particular appeal to President Kabila to take the lead in this.
Kabila appears to be intent on hanging onto power at any cost.
A return to the policy of Laurent Kabila is what we would hope for.
Kabila is not going to organize election.
Also against the father and son Kabila and went in opposition.
Kabila teaching his mother.
They did not protest because they know the brutality of Kabila.
Kabila has not failed.
He is determined to fight to the end for the departure of Joseph Kabila.
Kabila will not be candidate in the next presidential election.
But there are no signs yet that Kabila saw this as a declaration of war.
Kabila simply will not do it.
The initial rebel offensive threatened the Kabila government in a matter of weeks.
Kabila opts to remain in power by slowing down the electoral process.
The eyes of the world were on President Kabila when he assumed his office.
Kabila supporters are shocked at the failure to win on the first round.
The conclave included a call for citizens to stop recognising Kabila as president.
Kabila has proposed a national dialogue to iron out electoral questions.
This beating is just one more alleged injustice of the Kabila regime.
Kabila plans to give priority to hydropower and energy policy incentives.
Around two thirds of cabinet posts went to allies of former president Joseph Kabila.
Kabila could also invoke security reasons to postpone the elections.
The opposition alleged that Kabila intentionally delayed the elections to remain in power.
Kabila allowed to stay.
There is also the question of what Kabila will do after leaving the presidency.
Kabila is no friend of democracy.
