Congolese supporter becomes AFCON icon as he pays tribute to country's first PM
Supporters from across Africa have gathered in Morocco to watch their national teams compete in the Africa Cup of Nations - and one has since become an icon. He stood like a statue at every game DR Congo played before their elimination. The pose is a tribute to the DR Congo's first Prime Minister, who was assassinated in 1961.
Supporters from across Africa have gathered in Morocco to watch their national teams compete in the Africa Cup of Nations - and one has since become an icon. He stood like a statue at every game DR Congo played before their elimination. The pose is a tribute to the DR Congo's first Prime Minister, who was assassinated in 1961.
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