The Congolese National Convention (French: Convention Nationale Congolaise), also known as CONACO, was a federalist political alliance in the Democratic...
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called for their total defeat. Tshombe formed the federalist Convention Nationale Congolaise (CONACO), a bloc of forty-nine parties for the 1965 general...
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the 1980s. In the scheduled March 1965 elections, Tshombe's Convention Nationale Congolaise (CONACO) won a large majority of the seats, but a large part...
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reelected to a second term in the Chamber of Deputies on a PUNA–Convention Nationale Congolaise (CONACO) ticket. He received 53,083 preferential votes, making...
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place in 1965 and Tshombe's new coalition organisation, the Convention Nationale Congolaise (CONACO) won a majority of the seats in Parliament. Kimba also...
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September 1963. He later became the secretary general of the Convention Nationale Congolaise (CONACO). He was reelected senator in 1965, representing the...
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1965 he was reelected to the Chamber as a member of the new Convention Nationale Congolaise. He again served as President of the Chamber from that September...
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The elections were won by parties allied with the Congolese National Convention, led by former secessionist leader Moise Tshombe, which won a total of...
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Cameroonian National Union (Union Nationale Camerounaise), in Cameroon Union for the Congolese Nation (Union pour la nation congolaise), in the Democratic Republic...
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Date Event March 18 - April 30 Moïse Tshombe's Convention Nationale Congolaise wins a large majority in the general election. 18 October Évariste Kimba...
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