Democratic Republic of Congo's main opposition leader has died in Brussels, aged 84. Etienne Tshisekedi was set to take a top post in the transitional government -- under a deal that would see President Joseph Kabila step down next year. Tshisekedi's party says he was in Brussels for a medical check-up. CGTN's Clementine Logan takes a look at his political legacy.
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