RE:RE:Results todayYou were right, I foresaw either a Tshisekedi or Fayulu win. Shadary didn't stand a chance. The real win is for a peaceful transition, and a coalition government. Found a good article from the mining journal about their base case scenario predictions.
https://www.mining-journal.com/partners/partner-content/1352840/likely-shadary-win-in-dr-congo-threatens-further-squeeze-on-miners-profits
Excerpt from the article:
Furthermore, Tshisekedi is the more probable of the two opposition figures to take up a position in a coalition government. He has spoken out against the more onerous terms of the Mining Code, despite also wanting to maximise mining revenue for the Congolese people.
Tshisekedi would likely revisit the code changes to be more favourable for miners, or temper the FCC moves to increase strategic mineral royalties. While the level of influence he can wield in a coalition government is debatable, Tshisekedi would be more likely to introduce investor-friendly measures, including scaling back on mining code changes, likely reintroducing stabilisation clauses and prioritising existing plans such as Inga III to provide a secure energy supply for mining. For mining regulation, his incorporation into government could offer a welcome relief.
Once again, these are all predictions, and this reflects most of the limited info I found on Tshisekedi and his positions on the mining code.