Recount in Congo

There has been a major upset throughout The Democratic Republic of Congo as Félix Tshisekedi was declared the winner of the presidential election that many say was rigged being that he in actuality is the leader of the opposing party. The runner up, Martin Fayulu states that he in fact beat Tshisekedi by a significantly wide margin and many people demand a recount of the votes. Congo having a long history of corruption the people were hoping for a turn around with this election, but with the winner being the unexpected now no one knows what will happen next.

 Supporters of Martin Fayulu hold a sign before a political rally in Kinshasa.

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