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Afrique XXI Themes > Politics

Political assassination

  • The image features three prominent figures. One figure on the left is a man dressed in formal attire, raising one arm in a gesture that suggests defiance or empowerment. The central figure is an older man in a light blue blazer, appearing casual and confident as he walks. The figure on the right wears a military-style uniform with sunglasses, projecting authority. The background is a dark brown color, and the figures are outlined prominently. Étienne Davignon, last witness to Lumumba’s murder and King Baudouin’s gatekeeper Colette Braeckman · 30 June
  • The image features a mural that includes a portrait of a man with glasses and a beard, identified as Patrice Lumumba. He is depicted in a colorful artistic style, wearing a yellow shirt. The mural may also include other figures or elements, but this particular part focuses on Lumumba's likeness alongside his name, highlighting his significance. The background is vibrant, contributing to the overall visual impact of the mural. DRC-USA. “Lumumba’s murder was an international tragedy” Victoria Brittain · October 2024
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