Protesters blocked roads with burning tyres and security forces fired shots in the Congolese capital on Monday as opposition activists prepared to march to press President Joseph Kabila to step down, witnesses said.
Protesters burn tyres, urging president to step down - witnesses
Kabila's mandate ends in December but the opposition says he is preparing a plan to stay in power longer.
Protesters burn tyres, urging Congo president to step down - witnesses
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The protests were in the Ngaba and Yolo neighbourhoods, witnesses said.
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