The DRC is a unique case because of the paradoxical nature of its vast natural resources wealth. It is evident to outline what makes the Democratic Republic of Congo an interesting target for carrying out a political science research (Teorell and Svensson 2007 p.18). The DRC is perhaps the richest country in the world in terms of natural resources. However, this country’s dismal circumstances and standard of life does not correlate with its immense potentiality. Considering democracy as a precursor of economic growth and development of a country (Feng 2003 p.273; McKay et al 2009 p. 962-963), and in order to understand the DRC’s abortive democratic transition, the Congolese parody, in no correlation with the country’s enormous potentiality,
