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According to reports I have received  from Masisi territory this morning, late on the evening of Friday, September 25, 2026, M23 rebels allied with Rwanda launched massive kamikaze drone attacks on the towns of Remeka and Nkokwe, eventually dislodging the Wazalendo. According,to our military intelligence sources inside the M23 circles,numerous kamikaze drones targeted specific wazalendo positions,injuries,fatalities and death are expected within the ranks of wazalendo,said one M23 member. Our confidants inside Wazalendo also accept that M23 tried to dislodge them from their positions on Remeka and they continue to say that the attack was furious thwarted and various M23 men killed as displayed in various photos  and videos which I cannot put here now.  Every side is claiming victory! At 1:41 AM on Saturday, September 26, 2026, the rebels also continued their attacks on Miko Hill using drones. All these settlements are located in the Ufamando Groupement within the Bahunde ...

  Shipwreck on Lake Tanganyika: At least 41 dead and 49 rescued At least 41 people have died in the shipwreck of a boat connecting Kigoma to Kalemie, near the village of Mapera. The provisional toll also reports 49 rescued, while several people remain missing. The boat was carrying nearly a hundred passengers and cargo. Rescue efforts are ongoing to find any possible survivors. This tragedy has reignited concerns about the safety of passengers on navigable waters in the DRC, particularly in the face of the risks of overcrowding and lack of safety equipment.

  He who betrays once will betray FOREVER... Here is the story of former renegades who, once again, are said to have attempted to overthrow Sultani Makenga: Imagine the hills of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where a silent storm threatens to destroy one of the region's most notorious armed rebellions: the M23. Today, the movement is said to be deeply fractured by a true war of chiefs, a crisis that is violently shaking its political and military leadership. At the center of this intrigue is the powerful military leader Sultani Makenga, whose power has just escaped a vast internal destabilization plot. To understand the roots of this betrayal, we must jump back to the past, to 2013. At that time, a violent split had already divided the movement. Makenga had opposed the followers of the infamous rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda, against a backdrop of deep disagreements over the political strategy pursued by the leader of the time, the pastor Jean-Marie Runiga. Nearly fifteen years...

SABOTAGING THE POWER OF  SULTAN MAKENGA According to reports from African intelligence,M23 Continues the fighting against the FARDC Democratic Republic of Congo's armed forces and their auxiliaries continues in the remote parts of North Kivu province, where the Ebola outbreak is spreading and where the AFC-M23 retains its military and political grip. Over recent weeks, however, serious internal tensions have surfaced within the rebel movement. Its command has kept them secret, keen as it is not to undermine the image of unity it seeks to project. Growing dissent is weakening M23 governance and plans to challenge its military leader, Sultani Makenga, emerged in early September. Makenga's tight hold over the movement's political wing, led by Corneille Nangaa, whose room for manoeuvre remains limited, as does his budget for carrying out his programme, may have sparked ambitions among those seeking to assert themselves. A project that had been taking shape since the start of 20...

Gunfire is currently being heard at night in the city of Uvira, South Kivu Province, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). According to a local resident who spoke to me some few minutes back, fighting is taking place in Uvira between the Kinshasa government forces (FARDC) and the "Wazalendo " group, led by the man calling himself General Makanaki Kasimbira John. Reports indicate that the Wazalendo  group is engaging the FARDC, sparking intense clashes in the area. This situation has caused great fear among Uvira residents; the sound of gunfire continuing into the night has left many feeling unsafe in their homes.

  Facts on the ground in recent days in the face of speculation, rumors, and disinformation: 1. In the town of Ngungu in the territory of Masisi, there has never been any panic, contrary to the false information that has been circulating intensely on social media for several days. This town remains under the control of the M23 rebels allied with Rwanda. 2. Likewise, the localities of Kasake, kashovu,  in the depths of Ngungu remain under rebel control. 3. The town of Minova in the Kalehe territory in South Kivu province has never been attacked, much less threatened by the Wazalendo, contrary to the false information that has been and continues to circulate online. No Wazalendo position is in the area or nearby since January 2025.