Emmanuel Kabila Mashirika ( born 25 December 1985 ) in Ankoro, located in the Tanganyika Province of the DRC , He is a son of the late DRC President Laurent-Désiré Kabila and a half-brother of former DRC President Joseph Kabila.

Background and Family

Parentage: His father was Laurent-Désiré Kabila, who practiced polygamy and had roughly 25 children. His mother was Victorine Hakiza Masirika, a native of South Kivu who was killed by forces loyal to former dictator Mobutu Sese Seko in 1994.

Political Stance: He became notable for publicly In 2011 after breaking ranks with his half-brother, then-President Joseph Kabila. He actively campaigned for Joseph Kabila's ousting and resignation, accusing him of overstaying his constitutional mandate and persecuting members of the Kabila family following their father's assassination in 2001.

Exile: In December 2011, he fled the DRC for Johannesburg South Africa citing death threats and targeted harassment by national security agencies.

Political Activism and Disputes

Emmanuel Kabila has operated as a vocal critic of his half-brother's political legacy and leadership.

Assassination Investigations: Demanding a transparent, relaunched investigation into the 2001 assassination of Laurent-Désiré Kabila, claiming that innocent individuals were wrongfully arrested for the crime.

Inheritance Feuds: Publicly accusing Joseph Kabila's inner circle of seizing their family's collective wealth and withholding his rightful inheritance.

Call for Ousting: During the lead-up to the DRC's general elections, he actively aligned with opposition voices to campaign for the complete removal of Joseph Kabila's political influence from the state.

Emmanuel Kabila returned to Kinshasa, DRC, from South Africa in February 2019 after spending several years in exile.

His return followed the historic, peaceful transfer of power from Joseph Kabila to his successor, Félix Tshisekedi.

Upon his return in 2019, his primary political focus was publicly calling for the government to relaunch investigations into his father's 2001 assassination and to restore his family's inheritance and assets.

Is a former candidate governor of Tanganyika Province (DRC) who ran during the April 2024 provincial elections.

he sets a recovery plan to trans-form his province of origin economically, social affairs and also developing the agriculture zone.

Has Tanganyika province candidate he said there is need to ensure there is enough security in the region to ensure the peace prevail at all cost,building various infrastructures which connects the Tanganyika province and other province in the country.

He serves as the President of The National Council and General Coordinator of The Diaspora for the Parti de la Révolution du Peuple (Party of the People's Revolution), a political party founded on December 24, 1967, by former Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) President Laurent-Désiré Kabila.

Emmanuel Kabila , is CEO and President of Mining Oil and Gas ( MOG CONSULTING SARL ) since 2019