Lumumba's tooth
“I cut Lumumba into 34 pieces. I cut up and dissolved Lumumba's body in acid. the middle of the African night, we started by getting drunk to have courage. We got rid of the bodies. The hardest part was cutting them into pieces with a chainsaw before pouring acid into them. There was almost nothing left, only a few teeth. And the smell! I washed three times and always felt like a barbarian dirty”
These words are those of Gérard Soete, pronounced on 15 May 2002, forty years after the disappearance of the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Patrice Lumumba.
Africa has not succeeded because it was not allowed to succeed.
These words are those of Gérard Soete, pronounced on 15 May 2002, forty years after the disappearance of the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Patrice Lumumba.
Africa has not succeeded because it was not allowed to succeed.
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