00:00In the DRC, the case of Vali Amisi continues to stir strong emotions in Kinshasa.
00:06The young entrepreneur, based in South Africa, was found dead in April in a hotel in the Congolese capital.
00:12Since the arrest in Brazzaville of the main suspect, Beni Mukena, the request for his extradition to the DRC has
00:19been stalled.
00:22Beni Mukena, the alleged killer, was arrested in Congo, Brazzaville.
00:26Seeing him on August 3rd in Brazzaville at the General Police Hospital was a small consolation for the family and
00:34for the entire Congolese people.
00:35What we want is for him to be tried and for justice to be served, for Vali Asimi.
00:41Today, I speak on behalf of my family, the Congolese people and the African people.
00:46We are plunged into absolute anxiety.
01:01Several people have been arrested in the DRC, but the main suspect, now in Brazzaville, his extradition remains stalled.
01:09The family's lawyer is demanding answers.
01:15We don't understand. Why is the case stalled? We don't understand.
01:18And we are asking ourselves, who is obstructing this case?
01:22Who benefits from the crime?
01:23Who has an interest in preventing the truth from coming out?
01:26These are the questions the family is asking.
01:32For the family, it's also about reassuring the Congolese diaspora and investors.
01:40Bring justice to Vali Asimi.
01:43Today, there is a call, and that call is the call of Vali Asimi.
01:49Answer his call, Mr. President.
01:51The people have been abandoned.
01:52The people want answers about this case.
01:57All we ask for is a little transparency and official communication,
02:01so that the family can be reassured that everything is being done to extradite Mr. Benny Mukena.
02:09The family continues to campaign for justice for Vali Asimi.
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