Is imprisoned with other opposition deputies after helping create the unauthorized UDPS.
Historical person
Etienne Tshisekedi Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Etienne Tshisekedi, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Chronological biography
1982
Tshisekedi and other parliamentarians establish the Union for Democracy and Social Progress.
1991
The opposition leader becomes prime minister during negotiations over democratic transition.
Mobutu dismisses Tshisekedi after a brief confrontation over executive authority.
1992
The national conference resumes and asserts authority over the political transition.
Delegates elect Tshisekedi as prime minister of the transitional government.
1997
Mobutu briefly reappoints Tshisekedi as rebel forces advance toward the capital.
Titles and roles
Opposition Leader · Prime Minister of Zaire
Record provenance
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