Congress election board announces to postpone presidential election
Democratic Republic of Congo's election board announced on Thursday that it had postponed the presidential election scheduled for Sunday by one week until Dec. 30 due to delays deploying voting materials to polling sites.
The election, already postponed repeatedly since 2016, is meant to choose a successor to President Joseph Kabila, who is due to step down after 18 years in power.
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