
Katebe Katoto: The “True-False” Katangese in the Service of Félix Tshisekedi
Pullman Grand Karavia Hotel has been hosting a series of consultations with local stakeholders. According to some sources, this initiative focused on social cohesion and provincial challenges is generating as much hope as it is political questions among the local public.

The reality is that Raphaël Katebe Katoto is on a mission in the service of Félix Tshisekedi. Tshisekedi commissioned and sent him to undermine his half-brother, a popular figure in Katanga.
Since Thursday, July 30, 2026, the Since Saturday, August 29, 2026, several sources have reported that Raphaël Katebe Katoto has filed a lawsuit against his half-brother, Moïse Katumbi.
It should be noted that Raphaël Katebe Katoto lived in the West for many years. Having returned to the DRC after joining the opposition coalition organized in 2016 around Étienne Tshisekedi against former President Joseph Kabila, he is now once again engaging in controversial political maneuvers.

Raphaël Katebe Katoto’s Legal Action Against His Brother Moïse Katumbi
The Office of the Attorney General at the Court of Cassation has requested that a hearing be scheduled in the legal case filed against Moïse Katumbi Chapwe. The former governor of Katanga is being prosecuted for alleged incidents that took place in Lubumbashi and Kinshasa.

This proceeding follows a complaint filed by Raphaël Katebe Katoto, who accuses Katumbi of having deprived him of several properties:
- the residences in Mulonde, Lofoi No. 22, and Kashobwe
- the farms in Futuka and Munguzi
For its part, the Katumbi camp denounces a political witch hunt orchestrated by the regime of Félix Tshisekedi. According to those close to him, Tshisekedi is using Raphaël Katebe Katoto just as he had been used by the Kabila camp in the past to try to destabilize the former governor.
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