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DR Congo's Tuanzebe on Football's Power to Unite

DR Congo's World Cup preparations amidst ongoing conflict back home

16 Jun 2026 · 21m ago·1 source

According to Sky Sports — Football, DR Congo's preparations for their first World Cup in over half a century are underway. Meanwhile, a war is ongoing back home, but defender Tuanzebe believes football can bring people together and change the world.

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