VOICED: Congolese more preoccupied by jobs than DRC election

The transcript discusses the anticipation in Kinshasa as residents await the results of the general election. The focus is on the desire for change and better living conditions, with many supporting opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi. The challenges facing Congo, such as rising living costs and widespread poverty, are highlighted. There is a strong desire for new leadership to bring about positive change, despite the potential for unrest.

What are the main concerns of the people of Kinshasa regarding the upcoming election?

What is the significance of the phrase 'it's not the winner that counts' in the context of the election?

How do the citizens of Kinshasa feel about the current leadership and what do they expect from the next president?

What changes do the citizens hope to see if their preferred candidate wins the election?

What are the living conditions like for the majority of the population in Kinshasa?